Preposition: of

• directive: Assignment statements are normally placed outside the scope of section definition directives.

• adjudication: Rule 11 provides: " The scope of the adjudication shall be the matters identified in the notice requiring adjudication " .

• exemption: Customs responded changing the UK law from 21 March 2002 to take such supplies back into the scope of the exemption.

• regulation: When the scope of the Regulation is determined, the Group will need to re-examine the issues.

Converse of object

• broaden: We really need to broaden the scope of our songs.

• widen: She widens the scope of her answer to compare a heroine with a hero.

• extend: The PhD could itself include computational work to extend the scope of the model.

• expand: Furthermore, we are expanding the scope of our studies of dynamic combinatorial chemistry.

• define: Under the ' Analysis ' menu, choose ' Classification ' which allows you to classify the entries contained within a defined scope.

• restrict: The content and scale of study are prescribed and locational contexts stipulated which restricts scope for innovation.

Preposition: for

• improvement: The report includes indicator values to identify where there is scope for improvement in specific areas.

• expansion: There is also scope for expansion into new areas.

• misunderstanding: The level of detail in the report leave little scope for misunderstanding.

Adjective modifier

• ample: The property offers ample scope to extend subject to planning permission.

• considerable: There is considerable scope for further elaboration of the scheme we have implemented here.

• broad: Any environmental provisions should have a broader scope that GM alone.

• limited: Some good points but limited scope makes the proxy server topic weak in chapter seven.

• geographical: Consideration will be given in future to the geographical scope of the Group's work.

• tremendous: The creation of DCLG offers tremendous scope to transform the prospects of communities across the country.

Noun used with modifier

• epic: The game keeps the epic scope of Age of Empires ' game play while evolving the combat and economic features.