Sentence examples for support the scope from inspiring English sources

"The effect of Pathways to Work has been generally positive, although Mind doesn't support the scope for sanctions.

After a nine-month focus on health, education, income and private sector support, the scope widened to include increasing access to water and energy, and boosting public sector efficiency for the remaining 15 months.

These two findings on the R&D level and the performance support the scope economy effect of M&A, on the one hand, and reject the scale economy effect of M&A, on the other.

Out here in postdoc land, we're in career limbo--semi-independent but still in need of collaborators at or above our current level who can provide stimulating conversation and/or experimental techniques that broaden and support the scope of our inquiry.

He's bootstrapped Sage's development thus far with the help of some design competition winnings — but says he'll be looking for a more sustainable source of funding in the future, whether that's public support (given the scope of current political interest in food labeling and consumer health) or by taking the investor route.

I do indeed believe that is a risk, but I unequivocally support both the scope of Cisco's ambitions and the council and board management system it has put in place to meet them.

The paucity of first-rate playwrights and actors, the dearth of plays that satisfy dramatic possibilities, and the general living standards of the audience, as well as the lack of government support, limited the scope of dramatic activity throughout the 20th century.

Support for the scope of devolution differed in both Scotland and Wales and affected the proposals; Scotland was offered a parliament that would have the ability to pass legislation and set some of its own taxation rates, while the Welsh Assembly would have neither power and instead would be primarily vested with the ability to determine how legislation passed in London was implemented in Wales.

Exploring the feasibility of building supervision and support into the scope of work of the formal system is thus an important step in strengthening sustainable community-based care.

Our finding that a periodontal disease diagnosis was common among those with a dental visit lends support for the scope of its possible past and future impact.

As we saw in our analyses, KT success is also influenced by factors outside the individual's control such as facility and organizational support, and the scope of practice for that individual's role [ 38].