Sentences with phrase «further narrow the scope»

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Let's refine our scope even further and narrow the range of possible misunderstanding.

If you read the Constitution, the powers of the Federal Government are limited in the Articles and further limited by the 9th Amendment which basically says that the people have more rights than the constitution says, but they don't want to narrow the scope by listing it all.

Searching allows you to either use a basic search form which allows you to quickly see who may be your match, or an advance form which allows you to further refine your matching criteria and narrow the scope of the search listings presented.

So far, I have not actually seen an anthology themed «Murder at a Calico Cat's Birthday Party in the Louvre,» but I've been invited to participate in some that were fairly narrow in scope.

As much as the developers should be lauded for trying to deliver an experience where your primary interaction with a world is something other than violence, the scope of that ambition in terms of execution is far too narrow.

With Missile Cards, I actually started with a fairly narrow scope, then I trimmed it down even further.

His piece «Love Wins» may catch your eye as anti-gun artwork at first glance, but that's far too narrow of a scope.

Despite claims that further European trade mark reforms, which apply from 1st October, now present greater opportunities to businesses seeking to register «non-traditional» trade marks at the European Intellectual Property Office; there is some doubt as to whether the registration process will be as straightforward as for other traditional marks and whether enforcement will be practical in view of the seemingly narrow scope of protection granted.

In fact, there are many real estate professionals that believe niche marketing is far too narrow in scope.

But narrow your scope even further and start to look within a geographic area, such as Denver CO..