Sentence examples for plan and scope from inspiring English sources
Elena Dubinets, a Russian-trained musicologist now living in Seattle and the festival's co-organizer, emphasized in her opening remarks that the event was "unprecedented in plan and scope".
"One email sent on the eve of the company's 2010 team-building trip stated that all teams had to work through the weekend - and that this necessary overtime was the fault of the teams, that it was their failure to plan and scope their project accordingly.
He said he and his team will take 5 days to present a price plan and scope of partnership.
He presented his plans for the space, which included a "neighborhood beautification plan" and scope to hire 171 Brooklyn workers, generating $7.2 million in local income.
In large software organizations with a product line development approach, system test planning and scope selection is a complex task.
Risk management input on problem formulation, with its associated planning and scoping, is essential in order for risk assessment scientists to develop useful information.
This planning and scoping exercise should distill to a concise summary statement that defines the specific concerns for the risk assessment and the general scope of the subsequent analysis [ 7].
First, the concept of problem formulation, and its necessary planning and scoping as a prelude to risk assessment development, is generally embraced by all organizations that evaluate health impacts of chemicals.
In contrast to this perception by some, we assert that the US EPA routinely includes problem formulation, planning and scoping in its risk assessment and management work, as described in the remainder of this section.
The concept of including problem formulation and a planning and scoping exercise prior to beginning the analysis phase of a risk assessment is generally embraced positively by all parties engaged in or affected by risk assessment or risk management decisions.
Each of these frameworks usually includes three general phases, the first presenting concepts of problem formulation, planning and scoping, the second reflecting the risk assessment phase and, the third focused on the integration of other relevant factors (e.g. economics, technology, political considerations) to reach and communicate the management decision(s).
