Sentence examples for scoping hearing from inspiring English sources
The night of the scoping hearing in El Barrio, Movimiento also drew a line in the sand.
Last month, during a city-hosted "scoping" hearing at Hunter's School of Social Work on East 119th street, dozens of Movimiento members showed up to protest moments after City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito had arrived to plug her East Harlem Neighborhood Plan, an alternate plan which asks for a few concessions but still accepts rezoning.
SCOPE hear from these people every single day, and according to their research, 77percentt of disabled people say they've seen zero improvements in the accessibility of pubs, restaurants, clubs and shops since 2012 – the year that London held the Paralympics and Britain's attitudes to disability were supposedly transformed.
SCOPE hear from these people every single day, and according to its research, 77percentt of disabled people say they've seen zero improvements in the accessibility of bars, restaurants, clubs, and shops since 2012 the year that London held the Paralympics and Britain's attitudes toward people with disabilities was supposedly transformed.
I first heard the term "island eradication" back in 2011, when a colleague sent me an email that contained a project scoping notice from U.S. Fish & Wildlife (USFWS), San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge Complex.
Do not spray while scoping.
"I think it's certainly within the scope of this hearing to understand why we're not getting a full prosecution," he said.
witness about prosecutors' options in these cases, but Mr. Issa interrupted her, saying the subject was beyond the scope of the hearing.
Justice Green, who issued his ruling in June, expanded the scope of the hearing to include not just new witnesses, but also broader claims against Mr. Scarcella, a move Mr. Shakur's defense lawyer called "extraordinary".
If the Indian supreme court did not decide to treat the case "in its correct scope" at a hearing on 18 February, the statement added, the result would be "extremely serious".
