When asked if there was scope for a supporter to join the board, Tan replied: "That's possible, yes.
As he was writing the book Bolaño referred to it as a "colossal" project, and his friend Rodrigo Fresán sees the book's scope as a conscious attempt to join "the same team as Cervantes, Sterne, Melville, Proust, Musil, and Pynchon".
I personally estimate that the outcome of this trial will be that Dayton gets a Rotary Club and that Scopes won't be invited to join.
But in keeping with Pico's immense ambition, the scope of the effort became global, striving to join all schools of thought in a single symphony of philosophies.
In 2011, the company expanded its scope and allowed any patient with any condition to join the community.
The EU and UNICEF welcomed moves by governments in the region, including in countries due to join the EU, to widen the scope of reforms towards systematically protecting the rights of all children in the justice process.
Still, he and other analysts cautioned that there is no solid timeline in place for the two countries to join the club and that the precise scope of any membership deal has not been defined.
Our hope is that the concepts and results presented in this article will prompt new researchers to join this field and help broaden the scope and impact of rechargeable batteries using the materials from biomass.
So, I broadened our scope and opened up the Master Theorem to anyone with the determination to join.
We're not in a position, legally, to join, because our intelligence is so limited in scope".
