NPs in Australia perform advanced clinical roles involving the autonomous management of entire patient episodes which fall within a defined scope of practice.
Senior nurses who have completed a University awarded Masters degree in Nurse Practitioner studies, NPs manage uncomplicated patient episodes autonomously and are authorised to undertake all investigative, prescriptive, and care coordination activities relevant to clinical cases which fall within a defined scope of practice [ 18].
Until very recently, in the case of European Union citizens, in order to fall within this scope, a so-called "cross-border situation" was required-a demonstration that the parties' situations had a Union dimension and was not confined to one of the Member States.
While the EPO accepted that plant varieties could fall within the scope of a claim, if such claim did not cover a single plant variety, the Directive went on to assert that "plants, animals and their separate parts [were] eligible for patent protection" (Chiarolla [2011]).
In these circumstances, an arrangement may meet the exemption criteria or fall within the scope of a "block exemption", which might allow joint development of course materials or collaborative research and development, for instance.
At least one federal judge would ultimately conclude that the NSA program was not just statutorily but constitutionally suspect – too vast and potentially intrusive in scale to fall within the scope of a 1979 Supreme Court opinion that had blessed far more limited collection of phone records without a Fourth Amendment search warrant.
Numbers rather give the range of objects that fall within the scope of a predication.
However, most health workers did see the relevance of the section in terms of movement of patients or medical supplies by private car, which would fall within the scope of a healthcare transport.
It lies in the fact that instead of the ratio representing a rule which presumptively settles the disposition of later cases whose facts fall within its scope, it provides a pro tanto justification for such a disposition, i.e., other things being equal this is how the later case should be decided.
For Daniels claims that residual health inequalities are just not because they fall within the scope of an explicitly permitted health inequality, as in 'more or less' equal health, but simply because their causes are otherwise just.
