scope of inquiry

As a consequence the designers of the language also aimed to include the energy metabolism of any system within the scope of inquiry.

But the scope of inquiry will be limited, avoiding issues related to Mr. Clinton's Arkansas real estate dealings.

The issue, he said, is whether the court can broaden an independent counsel's mandate after the Attorney General has twice decided on a narrower scope of inquiry.

But now some historians are trying to broaden the scope of inquiry, looking at denunciations not just as a political phenomenon but as an anthropological one as well.

Under the law, once the Attorney General determines that an independent prosecutor is warranted, he has no further voice in the selection although he does determine the scope of inquiry.

This provoked worldwide controversy with claims of bias from Dunstan and Labor, who also attacked Playford for what they regarded as a too-restrictive scope of inquiry.

One day is not enough on which to base a judgment on the Whitewater hearings, which began today in the House Banking Committee with the scope of inquiry carefully limited.

The House Judiciary Committee is considering legislation that would limit the scope of inquiries by independent counsels to only those issues that "directly relate" to the reason for the appointment.

Despite Trubetzkoy's proposal, linguists continued to consider variation between varieties outside of the scope of inquiry of grammar construction; each variety, in their thinking, should only be studied on its own terms.

The agents had little access to functionality, since each agent had to be strictly authorized and its scope of inquiry was limited to the software modules installed on the PersonaLink servers.

This conceptual division of the responsibilities of government allows us to narrow the scope of inquiry into tax assignment, by indicating which of the three functions are most appropriately assigned to various levels of government.

Directed by the English documentary filmmakers Nick and Marc Francis, "Black Gold" eventually widens its scope of inquiry to examine the World Trade Organization, which, it claims, prevents the world's poorer countries from developing export trade, leaving them dependent on emergency relief.