Joystiq's Randy Nelson stated that the scope of the game seems like it "was planned for release on consoles", but "if you were hoping for something really innovative, you're out of luck".
(Respondent 5, mental health care focus group) Participants in all four focus groups stated that the scope of practice for which they are accountable influences patient experiences.
The court in December said there was evidence that executives violated the bank's charter, which states that the lender's scope of business was to finance medium-sized German companies.
Mr. Garvin has stated publicly that the scope of the Beyer Blinder Belle's assignment is limited to planning and excludes architecture.
We now clearly state that the scope of our method is predicting a progenitor of the future, rather than predicting future evolution.
The review stated that the game was "still impressive in scope" and that the price was "a deal for this adventure" while criticising the number of times it has been re-released and noting that it takes "patience" to get past the high initial difficulty curve.
The study by Silverman et al. [31] did not appear to extend far enough to calculate the impact of screening on mortality, while the other [35] did not include mortality in their parameters, stating that it was 'beyond the scope of the model', although a lifetime time horizon was utilised.
It is probably uncontroversial to state that the intended scope of "biodiversity" is biological diversity at every level of structural and functional organization.
In anticipation of the report's release, a diverse coalition of 16 environmental organizations sent a petition to Secretary of State John Kerry, insisting that the scope of the environmental review is far too narrow and that an entirely new review is necessary.
The courts have interpreted the Act's scope fairly widely, stating that almost any "variation" is acceptable, and that "benefit" may mean not just a financial benefit, but also a social or moral one.
In its funding practices, the White House has "abandoned equity as the driving principle of federal aid," offering new funds on condition that states expand the scope of competition by opening more charter schools and outsourcing normal functions of public schools to private agencies.
