Sentence examples for provincial scope from inspiring English sources

And the discussion should extend far beyond the narrow, not to say provincial, scope of the task that the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, the state agency created after Sept. 11, has defined for itself.

The provincial scope of the BC GN Registry allows patient recruitment from the entire population of BC, thereby improving generalizability compared to research-based GN registries that are often subject to selection bias from focused enrollment of patients from tertiary referral centres.

Although the DBND Program was initially provincial in scope, it was included in the evaluation since other provinces began using the program or portions of the program.

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.

One is the limited scope of provincial authority.

The three measures are the 2008 budget; a law outlining the scope of provincial powers, a crucial aspect of Iraq's self-definition as a federal state; and an amnesty that would apply to thousands of the detainees held in Iraqi jails.

In what follows, we briefly describe some of these examples, which were either provincial or national in scope.

Despite provincial variation in regulations, the scope of practice of dietitians in Canada is generally defined as follows: "The practice of dietetics is the assessment of nutrition and nutritional conditions and the treatment and prevention of nutrition related disorders by nutritional means" [ 1].

But one of the things I most loved about Shackleton was the frustration and hopelessness of his deeply provincial lifestyle contrasted with the extraordinary scope of his ambitions.

She has worked primarily as an academic activist, researcher and teacher (with her professional registration as a research psychologist providing her primary scope), contributing to local, provincial, national and international contexts over approximately four decades of professional practice.

In the face of a massive failure in one of BC's major revenue-generating industries mining the current business-friendly provincial government wants to "downplay" the scope of the disaster.