A senior official said that a comprehensive review of the American military action in Afghanistan has concluded that, in the words of one of them, that "we've probably gotten about a third of the core leadership" of the group; the White House now defines the scope of that leadership as between 20 and 25 key terrorists.
But at this point it is also fair to raise questions about Mr. Bush's vision of the office, his ideas about the exercise of executive power and his definition of the scope of presidential leadership and responsibility.
They include Scope of CSR; Organisational Leadership and Management Perspective of CSR; CSR and Stakeholders Perspective; CSR and Firm Performance; CSR & Firm size/type and CSR Communications.
While we recognise the importance of informal leadership to the practice of medicine, this form of leadership is outside the scope of this paper.
By the 1970s and 1980s, under Tim's leadership, the scope of its publishing included school and academic education, medicine, law, overseas education in Africa, the Caribbean and the Arab world, as well as Australia, New Zealand and the United States.
Under Michael's leadership, the scope of SAGE's work on behalf of LGBT older people has grown tremendously and SAGE has become the national "go to" organization on LGBT aging issues.
In the words of the new home secretary, John Reid, his new base is "inadequate in terms of scope, information, technology, leadership, management, systems and processes".
This was deemed necessary because it is technically difficult to assume comparability of scope, skills and leadership among the providers and it is also difficult to use emergency obstetric care, a more complex entity, as an output without taking into account the detailed case mix.
While these data were frequently available, they were generally very basic indicators of ownership or leadership of the facility and provided little in the way of measuring the quality of leadership, which may well be beyond the scope of these tools.
A number of prominent B-schools, the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and Harvard Business School among them, have rethought their programs and are making changes to reflect the increasingly global scope of business and to improve students' leadership and teamwork skills.
