Sentence examples for revised scope from inspiring English sources
Several months later, at the request of the NCCUSL leadership, amended Article 2 with its revised scope provision was withdrawn from the agenda of the ALI Council in order to avoid its certain defeat.
Frontline nurses were generally unaware of the 2008 Nursing Strategy, the revised Scope of Practice for nurses, and the new Framework for Nursing Qualifications.
The revised Scope of Practice for nurses is a legal document that outlines the role, responsibilities, and functions of different categories of nurses in the health system, whereas the new Framework for Nursing Qualifications is concerned with aligning nursing qualifications with the National Qualifications Framework.
Realistic, standardised 'down stream' staffing levels and revised scopes of practice should be developed and universally implemented.
(KI 8, nurse educator) The SANC was also criticised for the perceived delays in the implementation of the revised scopes of practice for the different nursing categories and the related training Regulations that guide nursing education institutions with regard to the preparation of these nurses.
It appeared that the NSA – even before September 11 – had secretly revised its scope of operations to expand its powers.
Just before WorldCom revised the scope of the scandal, Mr. Myers and Scott D. Sullivan, the former chief financial officer at WorldCom, were arrested on criminal fraud charges.
The first of these reports constitutes the qualifying presentation, at which time the Committee will approve the scope of the project and make recommendations if needed to revise the scope in accordance with the expectations of a GWDD project.
George Osborne today admitted that the government intends to revise the scope of its role as state provider to achieve the scale of cuts outlined yesterday in his first budget.
All together, these new annotations of 3'-UTR and intergenic units greatly revise the scope of post-transcriptional regulatory networks in plants.
The revised section enlarges scope of section 10 of title 28, U.S.C., 1940 ed., to include places of keeping records of courts of appeals which was not covered by existing law.
