Sentence examples similar to limited scope of contract performance from inspiring English sources

Please note that, for many PTM types the prediction accuracy was already in the nineties, thereby having limited scope in increment of performance numbers.

Maybe that's usually true, but in the case of prisons, both of these elements have usually been false: private prisons have had limited scope for experimentation (the contracts have often reproduced the entire public-sector rulebook in excruciating detail) and have also had limited incentives (contract payments have rarely incorporated performance-based elements).

His people-oriented approach provides plenty of space for the film's performances to breathe, but with the heavy mood of downbeat restraint there is limited scope for the actors to fully take flight.

The ideal of formal equality of opportunity has limited scope.

But the president has only limited scope.

Private guards have a limited scope.

Limiting scope to storage and curation of phylogenetic estimates.

Moreover, by limiting the scope of Verizon's performance measurements to the 8% of all New York customers defined as Core, the Commission allowed the company to provide below standard service to 92% of its customers with impunity".

Proposal 2: Limit scope of operations to particularize context.

A month later the company slashed that contract to $65 million and dramatically limited the scope of work following criticism from the industry.

Award procedures, contract designs and the scope of contracts vary widely in public transport (PT).