Brian Duffy, the executive editor of U.S. News, said the magazine headline "Doubts About a Korean 'Massacre' " was not intended to undercut the evidence of civilian deaths, but to raise questions about the scope and circumstances of the incident.
Granted validation of particular interventions, achieving large-scale prevention depends on the scope and circumstances of implementation.
The Australian system has greater scope for consideration of individual circumstances and mitigating factors, since most of the cancellation decisions require an exercise of discretion by the decision-maker.
At the least, H.M.O.'s, like traditional insurers, will in some fashion make coverage determinations, scrutinizing requested services against the contractual provisions to make sure that a request for care falls within the scope of covered circumstances (pregnancy, for example), or that a given treatment falls within the scope of the care promised (surgery, for instance).
Moreover, these types of uncertainties, as well as the scope limitations imposed by circumstance, do not influence the reliability of the accounting information issued by the audited company.
Under normal circumstances, the scope of a systematic review would limit the number of tests making it possible for reviewers to identify and agree upon appropriate criteria thereby making judgments for this item more straightforward.
In such circumstances, the scope for in-house IT development may be small.
The SDO Programme now has substantial experience of both the strengths and weaknesses of scoping studies, the circumstances under which they are appropriate, and the balance that needs to be made between prescription and flexibility.
If you don't have wings, you can't fly… [But there's still] lots of scope for social, environmental, demographic circumstances… and grim economics.
The Supreme Court has also said that a search of a student must be reasonable in scope, taking into account the circumstances.
