Quality assurance is a wide-ranging concept covering all matters that individually or collectively influence the efficacy, safety, appropriateness, and acceptability of services.
This wide-ranging concept covers such areas as lack of proper care of the child; deprivation of food, shelter, or clothing; lack of support for schooling; sending a child out to beg or to undertake sex work; not intervening to prevent a child from joining the ranks of street children.
Of these, the DASH and ASES were the most wide-ranging, containing meaningful concepts linked to categories in 11 and 9 chapters, respectively.
The "S" stands for "street," and the museum takes a wide-ranging approach to the concept by including objects related to music and fashion, and by installing elements of the show at six other locations around town.
Above all, these findings exhibit wide-ranging newness, since the concept of machine learning has never been employed so far in the sphere of Mobile Agents System (MAS).
Finally, and as mentioned by Jablonka and Raz (2009) and Tal et al. (2010), epigenetics may be viewed as a more wide ranging concept that could include several types of cultural transmission (Avital and Jablonka 2000; Richerson and Boyd 2005).
As a pioneer lexicographer and amateur taxonomist with a wide-ranging appetite for new concepts, Johnson would probably have saluted Bill Bryson's A Short History of Nearly Everything (Doubleday), if only for its audacity and wit.
It was Spencer's wide-ranging attempts to apply the concept of organic evolution to society, rather than Darwin's more cautious and narrow theories of biological change, that caught fire in the competitive, by-your-own bootstraps atmosphere of post-Civil War America.
The Bromeliad Trilogy are children's books that deal with concepts as wide-ranging as religion, feminism, politics, love, existentialism and the importance of education.
The first is to provide a wide-ranging computational language to express the concept of consciousness.
When the Court of Appeals overruled that decision, it said "visual art is as wide-ranging in its depiction of ideas, concepts and emotions as any book, treatise, pamphlet or other writing, and is similarly entitled to First Amendment protection".
