Sentence examples for scope to undertake from inspiring English sources

As much as the US military may fall short of these standards at times, it is a model of lawfulness compared with JSoc, which has far greater scope to undertake the commission of extra-legal operations – and unimaginable crimes.

Labor's health spokeswoman, Catherine King, acknowledged that there was scope to undertake a review of certain procedures, but said that the wholesale nature of this consultation raised questions about its main goal.

This is deeply concerning, and it is the ICO's intention as a concerned authority under the GDPR to work via the one-stop-shop system with the Irish Data Protection Commission to see if there is scope to undertake a wider examination of online platforms' use of special categories of data in their targeted advertising models.

It is beyond the present scope to undertake an analysis of causes of faltering growth in the Kenyan context.

In an evaluation of the health impact of a social intervention, such as a programme of housing improvement, the researcher may have no say in what the intervention consists of and little influence over how or when the programme is implemented, limiting the scope to undertake development work or to determine allocation.

Contrary to the traditional practice of music encyclopedias, we tried to commission an entry under this title for the 1980 edition but -- whether or not Charles Rosen considers me disingenuous in saying so -- we had not found anyone of sufficient breadth of musical scope willing to undertake it.

While it is beyond the scope of this article to undertake a full review of the literature on AfL, learner-generated video blogs can offer valuable opportunities to help students engage in assessment feedback activities of self-regulation and self-judgment as described by Boud and Lawson (2011).

It was beyond the scope of this study to undertake separate systematic reviews for each relationship identified.

Tailored research training would enable government providers to identify research questions and better understand how data can best be collected, but it may be outside the scope of their positions to undertake large research projects.

Although it was not within the scope of the study to undertake systematic reviews for each relationship identified, we used the interview data together with an ecosystem health framework (Hancock 1993), describing the relationships among health, equity, and sustainability, to guide a wide search of the health, transport, social sciences, and geography literatures.

When designing investigations of microbial populations in the subsurface, it is extremely valuable to undertake scoping calculations to estimate the likely microbial abundances and evaluate the effects of contamination during sampling.