Specify what is "in scope" and "out of scope".
Following withdrawal from the EU, the United Kingdom will (subject to any transitional or other agreed arrangements) cease to be a member of the EEA and therefore English law governed contracts containing in-scope liabilities of EU financial institutions may become subject to the requirements of Article 55.
It was spunky, if narrow in scope.
But these are necessarily narrow in scope.
Keep your thesis statement narrow in scope.
Specific PO practices that are closely linked to low medical ALOS include directly contracting and maintaining scope of practice agreements with local hospitalists and hospitals, and active PO involvement in both concurrent review and discharge planning.
This permits you to pivot your strategy to expand or contract your scope as needed.
Our social contracts should be global in scope, just like everything else, and to be skewed back towards citizens, away from corporations.
But new research due to be published later this year by the ESSU, has found that in the last 15 years, more than a quarter (28%) have failed – measured by contract terminations, major reductions in scope, and significant operational problems.
But because the CIA would not be leading the effort to interrogate terrorism suspects, and because the black site prisons were closed, Panetta said Mitchell Jessen and Associates was advised that their CIA contract would be "reduced in scope to include only payment for up to [redacted] security officers".
This arrangement is often complicated by inconsistent decision criteria: purchasing wants the lowest price and a fixed cost, whereas the business or operation wants the best resource, a good cultural fit, and enough flexibility in the contract to allow for changes in scope or strategy.
