Sentence examples similar to decide on scope from inspiring English sources
Industry committees decide on the scope of a study like this one, and the Coordinating Research Council contracts with laboratories to conduct the work.
A scientific committee will decide on the scope of the restoration, a thorny issue with some purists.
On Monday, European Union foreign ministers are to convene to decide on the scope of sanctions but there has been talk of delaying an oil embargo by up to six months.
On Wednesday, during a hearing in which Tye spoke, the board announced it will launch such an inquest, though it has yet to decide on the scope of investigating 12333.
Early discussions are needed to decide on the purpose, scope and minimum outputs.
Both authors jointly decided on the scope and outline of the paper.
Originators' rights to decide on the type and scope of dissemination of their contents are also valid on the net.
Should Congress pass the bill, the FEC would then get to decide on the size and scope of the fines.
Finally, there is scope for refining definitions of consensus by allowing the participants to decide on an appropriate definition instead of imposing one.
These studies show the interactions between socio-economic and environmental factors that can help governments and policy-makers assess the scope of the problems, examine alternatives and decide on a course of action.
