Sentence examples for looking at the scope from inspiring English sources

Then, we will continue on by looking at the scope of the new platform and how it is being implemented across HeinOnline's newest library modules.

"Three controllers, the mission crew commander, the surveillance officer and me -- six people, six sets of eyes looking at the scope -- and we saw nothing, no indication that those were friendly helicopters," he said.

His administration's submission to the Silk Commission, which is looking at the scope of the Welsh Assembly's remit, says devolution needed to be "restructured".

Its submission to the second part of the Silk Commission looking at the scope of the assembly's powers says arrangements are largely satisfactory.

The Conservative-Lib Dem coalition told the Silk Commission, which is looking at the scope of the Welsh assembly's powers, that arrangements were largely satisfactory.

Looking at the scope and participants of SFW, it is clear that there's less of a bling and logo obsession, and more of a genuine interest in local talent and unique brands.

"You need to look at the scope of the BBC's services.

If you look at the scope of practice against the role of a dental nurse I think the wages are fair.

Amid growing pessimism about the risk of recession from the US spreading to the rest of the world, the meeting will look at the scope for lower interest rates to be accompanied by tax cuts.

As we look at the scope, again, the time wave form is extremely complicated, seems to have some periodicities in it, although they're short-lived, and then it goes on to some other periodic chunk.

At The DoNation, all pledges are set to two months, if users succeed, 81% of them continue for the long term (Hermione Taylor) New work from Surrey University's Sustainable Lifestyles Research Group looks at the scope for household behaviour change facilitation at "moments of transition", eg house-moves, retirement or starting a family.