Still, there are questions about how broad a scope the merged Tribune can have when its strengths lie in local and regional properties.
Lieu said he's also awaiting a formal response from a letter sent to Olympus in late March about its plans for a scope redesign and when it first learned that its instruments were spreading dangerous bacteria.
I understand that the needs of the country are about an expanded scope of practice for an enrolled nurse.
[KI 26, Nursing Academic] I understand that the needs of the country are about an expanded scope of practice for an enrolled nurse.
The case also poses an important question about the scope of a 1993 Supreme Court precedent that required a Long Island school district to open a school auditorium to the showing of films with a religious viewpoint on issues concerning family life.
The significance of the image of the saint in the theology, piety, and liturgy of the Eastern Orthodox Church can be judged historically from the fact that the struggle over holy images within Orthodox Church history brought about a movement whose scope and meaning can be compared only with the Reformation of Luther and Calvin.
The production of Cochrane systematic reviews in a country, irrespective of income status, is positively correlated with the presence of Cochrane centres that support reviewers within a geographical region or about a specific health scope [ 9].
So there I was, terribly overwhelmed by the vast number of positions, the number of Secretaries, Assistant Secretaries, Deputy Assistant Secretaries, Assistant Deputy Assistant Secretaries, and so on, with not a clue about the scope or qualifications for a single one.
For some, it's a parable about the scope, and limits, of technology: a 1997 Broadway musical admonished us that "in every age mankind attempts / to fabricate great works at once / magnificent and impossible".
So Citi believes the market is overoptimisic about the prospect of a takeover of Sky Deutschland, but overly pessimistic about the scope for a move on BSkyB.
