Sentence examples for Scope of options from inspiring English sources

It said the Met was reviewing tactics that are currently recognised by the Association of Chief Police Officers but "are not currently within its scope of options".

GPs do limit the scope of options considered in prescribing [ 20].

"Officials and Natural England have been scoping a range of options as you would expect but ministers have decided that the National Nature Reserves will remain in public ownership". A public consultation on the future of England's publicly owned forests has begun and a bill to enable the sale is due to go before the House of Lords.

Since a modelling approach has been used, there has been scope for analysing a wide range of options.

This represents a one way to open that up a bit and increase the potential scope of other options".

This represents one way to open that up a bit and increase the potential scope of other options".

The scope of insurance options available gives a clue as to the wide range of dangers that warehouses are susceptible to.

To prepare for such a future contingency it is important to evaluate both the scope of technical options for the abatement of greenhouse gases, and the costs of such measures.

They understood CAM to add 'holistic capacity' to their service by treating the whole person, by filling therapeutic gaps and by broadening the scope of healthcare options for patients.

Carriers can be identified by a simple and inexpensive blood test (Hb-electrophoresis or high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC)), allowing couples preferably before pregnancy to be informed about their risk, giving them a wider scope of reproductive options.

The international fishery commissions, established under the auspices of FAO (the first in 1948), have broadened the scope of management options and included many developing countries, but have so far had little success other than trying to impose quotas and regulate fishing gear and boat size.