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But after months of bitter feuding, Iraq's Parliament has finally approved a budget, outlined the scope of provincial powers, set an Oct. 1 date for provincial elections and voted a general amnesty for detainees.
In a conference call with Wall Street analysts in April 2002, Sanford I. Weill, Citigroup's chief executive at the time, outlined the scope of the bank's troubles in Argentina.
The benefit reduction was not explained in George Osborne's speech to parliament, where he outlined the scope of the cuts, and subsequently has not attracted much attention amid the myriad of changes announced that day.
According to Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz, this plan is significantly different from the one laid out in the 2004 environmental impact statement that outlined the scope and effects of the project.
The S.E.C. document — a May 2013 letter to JPMorgan that outlined the scope of the agency's inquiry — sought "documents sufficient to identify all persons involved in the decision to hire" the employees.
Tensions between the EU and U.S. have been boiling since Snowden himself released a trove of classified documents that outlined the scope of the American surveillance state.
Recently, the American Small Business League, perhaps the loudest of those critics, tried to outline the scope of diversion.
In this early step in producing a nationwide study outlining the scope of the crisis, the board has found some records "inadequate," Mr. Keating said.
The show's carefully sequenced contrasts and echoes outline the scope and lucidity of his early vision in a memorably idiosyncratic way.
The Supreme Court's decision in Tatro included general guidelines outlining the scope of a school's responsibility for providing EAHCA-related services to students.
A letter sent to every human resources director across the civil service, and seen by the Guardian, outlines the scope and speed of the coalition government's planned reforms and how they would affect staff.
