The judge overseeing the case has consented to a quick, "prepackaged" bankruptcy, which seems to give little scope for creditors to argue their case or pursue the alternative of liquidating the company's assets.
Although this reinforced his connection with the Whig leaders, it gave little scope for his artistic talents, and, on April 12 , 1709 he secured his place in literary history by launching the thrice-weekly essay periodical The Tatler.
GP consultations per patient also did not increase significantly after the workshops, giving little scope for increased active management or follow-up.
Many existing techniques are specific to particular questions and species and have little scope outside the given application.
The poem gives little information.
Germany's federal system, which gives states little scope to raise their own revenues and mandates massive transfers among them to even out living standards, is crying out for further reform.Merely to mention such ideas is to despair of them.
Mr. DeMunn and Ms. O'Connell are reliable experts in bringing a sense of bruised humanity to the characters they play, but Mr. Glaudini's underfueled and often artificial writing gives them little scope, and Mr. Hoffman's listless direction compounds the problem.
That the government had to hew to the IMF's diktats and slash tariffs across the board gave industries little scope to jockey for exemptions.
Mr Meciar has been a past-master at using semi-legal constitutional chicanery and worse to wriggle out of seemingly unwinnable positions.The figures give him little scope for manoeuvre.
The Pentagon has been resistant to the changes sought in the draft law, but the scope of the problem today may mean it will be given little choice.
