Finally, the risk-reducing effects of the mergers are limited; they do not significantly expand the companies' geographic scope outside traditional markets, and they leave the scope of the companies' products relatively unchanged.
"The emails include statements about McCullah and Rizzo 'making up' payments as they go along and leaving the scope of work done at Rizzo's home blank," the lawsuit said.
I have sought to provide a framework of principles, rather than a code of detailed prescriptive rules, keeping the bill's clauses to the bare minimum, and leaving the scope and machinery of the press council to be worked out by the promoters of the scheme.
A bipartisan coalition of senators withheld support for President Obama's economic recovery package yesterday, leaving the scope and timing of his first major initiative in doubt as they sought to cut more than $100 billion from the legislation.
Left outside the scope of this critical interest, the "corrosives" were left out of new Creangă readers (such as Iorgu Iordan's 1970 edition), being, according to a 1976 essay by scholar George Munteanu, "still unpublishable" for lack of "a general level of aesthetic education" among Romanians.
The most obvious inhibitors for this enzyme are the donor substrate (glutamate) analogs but these appear to be toxic for human use, leaving the scope open for design of novel GGT inhibitors.
It is, he says, a brighter film than his previous work, with Dean's own untimely demise left outside the scope of the story.
Left outside the scope of yesterday's initiative was any mention of the considerable advertising for junk food products that is carried on Disney's television networks, especially Toon Disney and ABC Kids.
And Arad is not indifferent to Iran's long-range-ballistic-missile program, which was left outside the scope of the agreement yet, in his view, was always "strategically, logically, and functionally" related to Iran's threatened nuclear capacity.
