If all goes well, his most notorious habit of sleeping through boring public occasions, may have plenty of scope for exercise.
There is scope for the exercise facilitators to work with these people to safely return them to an exercise program.
That's a disturbing reality when you consider the scope for the Government exercising these powers in politicised ways.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg pledged on Friday that the deputy would operate "with the broadest scope for the exercise of independent initiative and judgment".
A job description prepared by the city said he would have "the broadest scope for the exercise of independent initiative and judgment" and listed 25 duties, including many that would normally fall to the head of a school system.
So, while some advantage was taken of the scope for FTA exercises to involve a wide variety of stakeholders [36], this variety remains constrained.
In summary, local climate policy making had become a technocratic top-down affair, with little scope for the exercise of democratic control by local political representatives [49].
On the other hand, it wrote that if Sullivan had pursued the path of composing more serious music, like his symphony, "he would have produced still higher results; in like manner Pinafore set us wondering what the composer would have accomplished with a libretto of somewhat similar kind, but one giving him larger scope for the exercise of his gifts".
Nonetheless, in light of the variations between health-care systems and ethnic populations in different national contexts, there is scope for this exercise to be replicated with a broader range of participants from outside the UK.
In the ensuing months, East Germans would dismantle the secret police apparatus once and for all, laying bare the full scope of repression exercised by an intelligence service subject to no external control.
