So there is plenty of scope for delays.
A tax reform, the linchpin of Mr Fox's strategy, has been delayed, both by the Chiapas brouhaha and because the government was unprepared for the opposition to its plan to increase the scope of VAT.That delay may prove costly.
Gage, surprised by the size and scope of the colonial reaction, delayed and eventually cancelled a second planned expedition to the storehouse in Worcester.
Liu continued to broaden the scope of his oeuvre with the delayed publication of his novel about the Cultural Revolution, Shaoyaosong ("In Praise of Leisure"), and the appearance of his most recent work, Tangde bairimeng ("Old River Daydreams"), a historical novel in a daringly innovative form.
However, this is out of the scope of this study since this delay is highly dependent on the scenario (i.e., the disaster type, location, and environment).
But health officials experienced many delays, and the scope of the project grew as they conducted more research and analyzed huge amounts of data from nursing homes around the country.
The literature contains cautionary examples of pressure from partners or research sponsors who wish to direct the content of the report or analysis, 20 or coercion from funders to limit the scope of evaluation, distort results or critically delay their publication.
In reality, most other delays are within the scope of the rail firms or Network Rail to manage.
The open-ended applied anthropological approach in interviews with caregivers identified health care delays in the majority of fatal episodes and broadened the scope of the field normally considered relevant for understanding such delays.
It also imposes delay constraints due to non-stationary channels, but the delay constraints are beyond the scope of this work.
