Sentence examples for and its scope in from inspiring English sources

Associated bodies can provide medical administration training; however, it is not compulsory and its scope in relation to emergency response is limited.

This database started as a register of patients in psychiatric hospitals in 1966, and its scope was expanded in the 1970s to include all other hospitals and community mental health services.

But, unless a foreign government turns out to have directed the operation (or, at least, to have known and approved its scope in detail and in advance), that is a category mistake.

The SURE survey is available to all summer research programs, and its scope is outlined in Lopatto (2007).

The major variables considered in this study and its scope are as follows: Open image in new window Fig. 1 Modeling for the object of study.

The third volume was therefore published in April, and its scope was more limited than Prescott had originally planned.

"The fact the order was made at all was extraordinary and so was its scope in preventing the naming of the case, court or judge," said the media law expert David Banks, author of McNae's Essential Law for Journalists.

BigThink, the video site featuring stylized video clips of leading thinkers in culture, politics, the economy, and academia, is expanding its scope in the academic world, Victoria Brown, co-founder and CEO told me.

So, while the founders feel that there's plenty of opportunity to help small employers and startups — where startups like Zenefits and SimplyInsured are focused, for example — and HealthSouk will likely expand its scope in the future, today, it's primarily targeting individuals.

Democrats had wanted the jobs-related measure on President Obama's desk weeks ago and they significantly scaled back its scope in an effort to speed its approval.

Moreover, the F.H.A. cannot insure loans larger than $362,790, which limits its scope in California and other high-price areas, while many subprime lenders impose no limits.