Yet strong, autonomous new models of provision in many sectors, such as free schools and independent social worker practices, have to be governed for a social purpose without the scope for making a profit.
Cantwell feels that modern life and the western education system are often guilty of directing people towards one career, or "one thing that you do", without allowing scope for creativity, time or changing locations.
If you think about whistles at all, you probably think they are, in the words of Simon Topman, "a low-tech, old-fashioned kind of product" without much scope for innovation.
Yet this seems a weak argument when it comes to DNA, which might establish innocence or guilt without much scope for prolonged debate.Many prisoners might be cleared were DNA testing more routinely available.
Most independent schools are one-offs, without much scope for co-operation in training, recruitment and so on: certainly nothing of the kind that would help a bureaucracy-ridden state school.
The PEPFAR program was agreed directly with the President's office without much scope for inputs from health sector stakeholders.
Willett was irked at being sent straight back on to the course without being afforded scope for a warm-up.
We must realize that it is very foolhardy to press on with measures in this field without having the scope for such inquiries at European level.
These important variations could suggest that there is room for some more uniformity in the admission criteria between the different settings, without loosing the scope for adaptations to local circumstances.
Though the medical topics are complicated, instructors have to communicate them without leaving any scope for confusion.
