Examples of 'limited in scope' in a sentence
Meaning of "limited in scope"
Refers to something that is restricted or confined within a specific range, extent, or domain. It suggests that a particular concept, project, or idea has limitations or is focused on a narrow or defined area
How to use "limited in scope" in a sentence
Basic
Advanced
limited in scope
They are usually limited in scope and duration.
Many amendments are offered that are limited in scope.
Bilateral assistance was limited in scope and geographical coverage.
Additional binding technical standards should be limited in scope.
It is more limited in scope as compared to microeconomics.
The range was small and limited in scope.
His job was limited in scope and limited to crimes.
The first one was rather limited in scope.
We are very limited in scope and knowledge.
The publication is informal and limited in scope.
The evaluation is limited in scope to meet short deadlines.
But they were specialized and limited in scope.
It is limited in scope by the following claims.
Issues are clearly defined and limited in scope.
Unnecessarily limited in scope and impact.
See also
These judgments are severe but limited in scope.
They are neither limited in scope nor confined to national borders.
Existing assessment tools are limited in scope.
The interim review was limited in scope to the examination of dumping.
Ancillary activities must also remain limited in scope.
The request was limited in scope to the examination of dumping.
But this type of derogation has to be limited in scope.
The request was limited in scope to the examination of injury.
Initiatives to address regional disparities remain limited in scope.
A short burst of light limited in scope and presentation.
Initiatives toaddress regional disparities remain limited in scope.
The MDGs are limited in scope.
The military operation is specific in nature and limited in scope.
Both reviews were limited in scope to the examination of dumping.
They were therefore rather limited in scope.
The proposals are limited in scope to medicinal products subject to medical prescription.
Yet this report is limited in scope.
The request was limited in scope to subsidisation and to the applicant.
Very effective but limited in scope.
Limited in scope or effect.
The programme would be limited in scope and time.
An alternative is a compulsory licensing scheme wherein certain rights are limited in scope.
The mechanism should be limited in scope and time.
The procedures are straightforward and the powers of punishment limited in scope.
Our senses are limited in scope.
Restructuring elsewhere in the region remains partial and more limited in scope.
The application of this instrument is limited in scope to counterfeit or altered currency.
Institutional child welfare services are few and limited in scope.
The request was limited in scope to dumping and to the applicant.
Such restrictions as apply are limited in scope.
They are often more limited in scope than other biological simulations.
But this communication is limited in scope.
Yet those measures are limited in scope and further efforts must be exerted.
But such efforts are expensive and limited in scope.
The request was limited in scope to dumping as far as the applicant is concerned.
You'll also be interested in:
Examples of using Scope
Show more
The new audit scope requirements include
Scope of the database and number of users
The subjective scope of immunity ratione personae
Examples of using Limited
Show more
Continuation of the limited budgetary discretion provision
Limited access to and provision of treatment services
Done so but we were limited by the question of human resources
