restrict the scope

Frequency: 7.715.6 per million words

To limit the range or extent of something, often by rules.

scopeVERB + scope

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restrict

Examples (10)

  • The government decided to restrict the scope of the inquiry.
  • New regulations will restrict the scope of the project significantly.
  • The judge sought to restrict the scope of the cross-examination.
  • Budget cuts have forced us to restrict the scope of our research.
  • The treaty aims to restrict the scope of military operations.
  • It is necessary to restrict the scope of the investigation to relevant facts.
  • By restricting the scope of the study, we can focus on specific data.
  • The committee voted to restrict the scope of the new law.
  • They are looking for ways to restrict the scope of the insurance coverage.
  • The manager had to restrict the scope of the team's responsibilities.