In America 80% of greenhouse-gas emissions were expected to fall within the cap-and-trade scope.
Trading scope for intimacy, Breaking Bad showcases parallax at the level of character through Walter White's Shakespearean transformation from reticent chemistry teacher to drug kingpin.
There are multi-day sneaker conventions where people do nothing but trade and scope out what other people are wearing.
3 Khanapuri & Khandelwal (Khanapuri and Khandelwal 2011) Qualitative research study dealing with Fair Trade and scope of social entrepreneurship in India 4 Shukla (Shukla 2012) Working paper dealing with contextual framework of social entrepreneurship in India.
In some cases this may be a necessary sacrifice, because a small country that is open to external trade has little scope for independent monetary policy.
Although bilateral trade agreements provide scope for mutual observance of the same, there is little or no information on whether they are strictly adhered to.
In contrast to domain-specific ontologies such as the GO, upper ontologies propose to trade detail for scope by introducing general categories that are the same across all domains.
It is reassuring that none of them has much foreign debt, and that their currencies and securities are only lightly traded, creating little scope for a speculative attack.
24 27 To address the limitations of US Census data, the present study traded a national scope for an improved measure of SMD.
As Pascal Lamy, the WTO's chief, pointed out in January, the scope for trade friction increases as countries trade more.
Charter's offer of roughly $133 a share in cash and stock has been rejected by Time Warner Cable as it held out for a price of $160, which it has said is reflective of where an asset of its size and scope should trade in a deal.
