Word: scopes
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...hope that students will utilize these resources and that further publicity of campus services will ensue. Great strides will be made if we recognize and understand the University's current efforts, open better lines of communication with them, and work together to improve the visibility, accessibility and scope of current resources. KELSEY W. McNIFF '98 MATTHEW P. SILVERMAN...
...Professor Ramseyer is a magnificent scholar and teacher," Clark said. "His work in Japanese law will add immeasurably to the scope and depth of our Program in East Asian Legal Studies and international legal studies generally...
WASHINGTON: With Monica Lewinsky's absence giving the Capital a bit of a breather, the talk has turned to how the Clinton Administration can narrow the scope of Ken Starr's relentless inquiry. And the answer is two words: Executive privilege. Invoking the rights of White House employees on the basis of national security, Washington lawyers say, could delay the independent counsel's investigation and provoke a protracted court battle. "What they are discussing is what witnesses will be able to talk about ... with certain privileges to protect," one official told...
Despite the damage that has already been done by this scandal, some good may yet come out of it. Greater awareness of the scope of sexual harassment litigation and the unrestrained jurisdiction of independent counsels to probe the lives of the accused may finally cause a long-overdue revision of these two peculiar facets of the American justice system...
...according to high-placed Saudi sources, it hasn't agreed to be a staging ground for the attack ? and that, at least, is good news for Saddam. The lack of a ground-based command-and-control structure, including airstrips and vast support facilities, would affect the scale and scope of an American assault. "If it's a carrier-based attack they won't be able to deliver much firepower," says TIME Washington correspondent Douglas Waller. "Not having any ground-based assets forces you to limit the intensity of the attack...