Sentence examples for developing the scope from inspiring English sources
(1) The Agency acquiring real property has a legitimate role in contributing to the appraisal process, especially in developing the scope of work and defining the appraisal problem.
This is designed as an introduction to formulating a process for researching the organization prior to starting the audit and as an aid to developing the scope.
In Scandinavia, developing the scope of practice of hygienists also remains an issue of debate [ 2].
We underscore the importance of developing the scope and coverage of social protection mechanisms, in particular of safety nets for vulnerable and food insecure households.
Cooperating agency status allows an agency, community, or tribe considerable opportunity to influence an EIA by participating in developing the scope, analytic approach, and selection of alternatives, as well as by drafting sections of the EIA itself.
Ever committed to new music, he also plans at least one contemporary opera each year, and he wants to develop the scope of the Filarmonica della Scala orchestra, with concerts and touring.
But as the script was developed, the scope of the film grew from a period love story with a budget of $40 million -- "a poignant personal tale," as one senior official at MGM put it -- into a long, expensive epic painting the horrors of the Civil War.
Over the next two years, President Youngmin Kim worked tirelessly to develop the infrastructure needed to support APSE within the KASE organization, collaborated with KASE membership to develop the scope and aims of the journal, and initiated the contract negotiations with Springer.
We need specific mechanisms to train female politicians in leadership positions, to involve women at all levels of society, and to develop the scope of their participation, by which I mean, all women -- from the urban centers to the remotest districts -- should be participating in their society.
The first step was to develop the scoping question, which was done by holding a research team meeting to identify a potentially fruitful and also useful issue to focus on within the area of medical tourism.
