Sentence examples for scope of existing from inspiring English sources

Ms. Koller has led research that has greatly increased the scope of existing Bayesian-related software.

The Government has set up an FOI Commission to review the scope of existing laws, which permit members of the public, journalists and campaigners to access information.

"The signing of the joint statement should enable Swiss banks to resolve the tax dispute with the United States within the scope of existing legislation," it added.

There are fundamental questions to be asked about the scope of existing powers, about whether the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act has kept pace with technology, about how nation states grapple with the global internet and about how we continue to protect our security, our privacy and our liberties while safeguarding our security".

The lower house of Parliament refused to hear that proposal last month, effectively killing it, but both houses called on the government to "take every measure within the scope of existing law to enable the banks to cooperate with the Department of Justice".

The governing Federal Council said in a statement that banks wishing to hand over information would be able to seek authorization from the Swiss government on an individual basis, "within the scope of existing law and particularly data protection and employment law provisions".

From this scoping of existing systematic reviews we concluded that there was a need for a further systematic review to synthesise the evidence on two key issues: effectiveness in the longer term and in LMIC contexts.

Four parameters define the scopes of existing GHG emission data sets: (i) the range of GHGs included (CO2, CH4, N2O, and three families of F-gases); (ii) the range of fuels included, or in case of nonenergy emissions, the range of other sources; (iii) the economic sectors that reported fuel use; (iv) the country in which emissions were released.

The project will involve baseline scoping of existing falls rates and falls prevention activities in each facility, an action research process, interactive falls prevention training, individual falls risk assessments, provision of equipment and modifications, organisation based steering committees, and an economic evaluation.

The project will involve baseline scoping of existing falls rates and falls prevention activities in each RACF, an action research process, interactive falls prevention training, individual falls risk assessments, provision of equipment and modifications, organisation based steering committees, and an economic evaluation.

Our objective is to conduct a scoping review of existing IPD-NMA methods, and summarise their properties.