Where mutually exclusive interventions are funded under different program budgets, decision-makers may consider only options within their ambit, failing to identify more cost-effective options outside their program area.
Instead, AgBiome relied on a committee structure that encouraged people with the greatest expertise to make decisions on matters within their ambit.
Sachs argues that free markets cannot guarantee that sustainable technologies will be adopted in industry and agriculture, and anyway leave the poorest out of their ambit.
Depending on the circumstances, statements or letters may be separate, jointly signed by the CEO and the lead director or non-executive chair, come from particular committees as to matters within their ambit or come from the full board.
In a real first for a GPS watch, Suunto has added a mapping feature to their Ambit smartwatch via a free update.
But in cases of under-bounding, acts of omission are the norm, wherein municipalities decide not to include particular neighborhoods within their ambit.
Still, a steady line of the young and unhappy stream in with seemingly frivolous cases that are clearly outside police ambit, said officers.
Matters based on a power to act that is founded upon something other than legislation, such as general contract law or business considerations, are more likely to be viewed as outside of the ambit of judicial review: Irving Shipbuilding Inc, supra; Devil's Gap Cottager (1982) Ltd. v. Rat Portage Band No. 38B, 2008 FC 812 at paragraphs 45-46, 2 F.C.R. 276.
Table 1 was compiled using data from the professional associations identified in Hale's [ 10] national survey of remedial therapists and Bensoussan et al.'s [ 11] national surveys of naturopathic and Western herbal medicine practitioners, and from three key associations which fell outside the ambit of their surveys.
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