Sentence examples for changes to the scope from inspiring English sources

Listen to your advisor when he/she suggests changes to the scope of your project.

Changes to the scope of approved agreements, including modifications, upgrades, or extensions must be submitted for approval.

"These increases, which were agreed by the then prime minister, reflected changes to the scope and range of responsibility in the roles of a number of special advisers following their reappointment after the 2015 general election".

If the changes to the scope of legal aid are implemented, then many members of the public will benefit from the low cost, high quality legal advice offered by the junior bar.

A spokesman for the agency said: "The delay in completion is due to a combination of having an overly optimistic timeframe at the beginning of the programme, necessary changes to the scope of the programme during its lifetime and delays in developing and releasing some of the ICT upgrades".

The state minister for mineral resources and energy, Tom Koutsantonis, told Guardian Australia in an email: "If Rex propose changes to the scope beyond what has been outlined in the mining lease proposal, a separate assessment and approvals process must be undertaken, which would include consultation with the community".

Sheriffs and other leaders were divided on whether a change to the scope of the law would infringe on gun rights.

In addition, the review said that "as a principle, any change to the scope of the record must be driven by citizens and patients, with appropriate advice from the professions and tempered by the IT capability".

"We are with you". There a hand picked group of 12 "no negotiation" activists, orchestrated a unilateral change to the scope of what should be "protected". Ms Williams clearly states in her book, "The Hour of Land, exactly how the evening played out, should you want more information on how that disastrous turn for the worse began.

The piping engineering lead (PEL) is responsible for recognizing changes to the piping scope of work and generating the proper notices of a change.

A statement released by the Senate panel's leadership, Republican Richard Burr of North Carolina and Democrat Dianne Feinstein of California, after the bill passed the committee on Tuesday did not include information on the bill's changes to the NSL scope.