Sentence examples for capacity and scope from inspiring English sources

European parliaments are scheduled to vote on expanding the capacity and scope of the rescue fund after their vacations.

The service would have a limited capacity and scope, but priced at $5 a month or less, it was meant to be affordable to nearly everyone.

Mr. Rehn also urged member countries and national parliaments to give a final green light to expanding the lending capacity and scope of the European Financial Stability Facility, or E.F.S.F., the region's rescue fund.

The input and output factors were thus carefully selected to reflect the capacity and scope of sampled facilities in clinical and non-clinical activities.

23 25 Such approaches fail to address the issues about the capacity and scope of specialist secondary care teams, which may struggle to offer, assess and manage a holistic range of physical, psychosocial and educational needs of patients.

Transgenic salmon had lower swimming capacity and aerobic scope, but similar routine metabolic rate and thermal tolerance, demonstrating transgenesis can have different influences depending on what phenotype is examined.

Many of us are working towards a common goal, but because of our organization's modest capacity and the scope of the problem we seek to address, we must find ways to leverage our work through partners such that many other organizations sustain the improvements and take them to scale.

Based on the existing management capacity and supervision scope of NRCMS, AEP is the most effective regulatory tool.

E.U. officials are searching for ways to reinforce the euro zone's financial backstop by increasing its effective lending capacity and broadening its scope for action.

The cost of treatment in developing countries is considerably less because of diverse health care systems, different hospital capacity, their scope and their sources of funding, price discrimination by pharmaceuticals and differences in the per capita income, which impacts on their medical care spending [ 14- 16].

Although there are reports of the bed management achievements in other hospitals during major incidents, none of these relates to the UK and as far as we are aware this is the first scoping exercise aiming to define the potential capacity of an acute Trust and scope the requirement for PCT support pre-incident.