That defines its scope.

The charity changed its name to Scope in 1994.

Its scope of application is vast.

The System is unprecedented in its technological scope and global coverage.

This is due to some ambiguity as to both the positive scope of application of the latter and the explicit exclusions from its scope.

(a) Any activity within the scope of the present articles carried out in its territory or otherwise under its jurisdiction or control

Therefore in manufacturing today, which is global in the scope of its methods, there is no longer any such contradistinction.

It was also observed that provisions of the protocol should clearly define its scope.

But, despite its scope, the movement steered clear of violence in order to create a new mode of rebellion.

More particularly, in a number of cases, the Code omits elements of an existing crime or reduces its scope.

(OECD announced in its 1998 report (para. 117) its intention to amend article 26 (1) so as to extend its scope to taxes not otherwise covered by the Convention .

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It cannot be asked to perform tasks that are beyond the scope of its statute or not approved by its membership.

So, revisit 68 ? Yes, but only in order to understand it, grasp its scope, and retain what still makes sense today.

However, in its request for special reports, the Committee indicates the scope and nature of the information it requires from NGOs

Scope to adapt the MFF as a whole is needed, not least to ensure its legitimacy.

Israel has never acknowledged having nuclear weapons, let alone the size and scope of its arsenal.

The Council may review the scope objectives of this Agreement years after its entry into force.

So regulations must become international in scope.

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Over the past few decades, responding to steadily growing demand, the system has seen a welcome expansion in its membership as well as in the scale and scope of its activities.

Scope of Application of the Draft Convention on the Use of Electronic Communications in International Contracts and its possible impact on Hague Conventions

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Mandate change in scale and scope of mandate

Mandate change in scope and scale of mandate

In undertaking its responsibilities, the Committee, in addition to holding formal meetings, also explores the scope for effective preparations of its deliberations through informal networking arrangements, with the assistance of the Secretariat.

As the council evolved, its name had to evolve to correctly reflect the scope of the Council's work.

Obtaining universal acceptance of the Convention would be a good way to extend the scope of its application.

Overall, the IAPWG was supportive of the scope of the report and the broad thrust of its recommendations.

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