Sentences with phrase «give wide scope»

It gives you a wider scope of choice and you can remain at a distance until you are ready to meet.

Proofreading your own thesis may be untimely given the wide scope of papers you have to review besides it would be a lot helpful if they offer this task to those expertise's are checking the errors in thesis.

Dominic Guarino has enjoyed 20 + years of success through a number of senior positions that have given him a wide scope of experience and perspective in business that lends itself well to his business focus.

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On the back of that success, Next 15 has decided to widen the scope by giving it a wider launch.

«We certainly think that because we come at it from a different perspective that has given us a very wide scope from which to look at opportunities and to invite opportunities in.

That gave the deputy prime minister the opportunity to criticise home secretary Theresa May's proposals, which he said were flawed in «scope, proportionality, cost, checks and balances, and the need for much wider consultation».

Civil liberties campaigners have reacted with outrage at the government's plans, contained in the Queen's Speech, to give law enforcers wider scope to monitor details about private phone calls.

Record and snap pictures in high definition with a wide - angle lens that gives you the full scope of the environment.

This change will give us more scope to cover a wider range of topical issues.

Given the fact that nearly everyone in the Western World is sub-clinically deficient in K2, this deficiency has a wide scope of influence on human health.

Coogler ups the intrigue as the film plays, with each new piece of the puzzle put together to deliver impact, and to change what we know about these characters in ways that give the entire story a surprising amount of nuance, given the amount of characters to follow, as well as the wider scope of the international politics.

This wider scope gives us access to more alternatives and diverse interpretations, thus fostering innovation and insight.

What was surprising was the wide - ranging scope of his criticism of public schools as well as the exceedingly tight timeframe — 180 days — he gave the state to remedy the problem.

A wider variety of paint, leather and wheel options give customers yet more scope for personalisation.

More recently he has come up in the world, for the stories are not formulaic and this gives me scope to investigate wider aspects of Roman life.

I've been beyond pleased with the wide scope of coverage offered in the collection... My students have been thrilled to be able to access these books online 24/7/365, with an emphasis on the «24» (given so many are doing homework at 11 pm and later)... [The Middle / High School eBook Collection is] what I would describe as an indispensible package of eBooks.»

It is a privilege to have the opportunity to build surgical and medical decision - making skills in our students that give them the creativity and confidence to work within a wide scope of clinical environments.

WIth a wider scope, you can see more locations on the screen, meaning that the player won't get lost, even given free movement.

The remastered version uses the recipe that made the original so successful, to the point where you may ask yourself why Microsoft didn't build onto the game to give its fans a wider scope when playing.

I will not give a lengthy account of the scope of the report due to its wide range of topics, but rather give a brief list of some quotes to show some of the strongest conclusions:

The intuition they give is that taxes on carbon have a «narrow» base compared to the much wider scope for taxes on labor and capital.

Given the wide - ranging scope of the holdings, they have intimate and current information on the effects of climate change across the country.

By contrast, «public place» is given the widest possible scope in the PHA and encompasses property that could otherwise fall within the definition of «private place».

He said that, although the recorder in the original trial understandably sought to apply that section in accordance with the wide scope suggested by its wording, the wording must be given a more restricted meaning.

It may be necessary to agree this scope with government agencies and it is critical that careful thought be given to limiting the company's potential exposure to a wide - ranging investigation.

Lawyers need to unbundle their services, and paralegals need to be given a much wider scope of practice in order to restore «justice» to the justice system.»

This gives the section a wide scope, particularly as there is no mens rea on the face of the statute.

I should, speaking for myself, desire to give the widest possible scope to the section, and, in my opinion, wherever in the result the dealings on each side would end in a money claim, its provisions would be applicable.»

Hence, in order to ensure the safety of these witnesses and at the same time encourage them to give evidence at Davis's trial, the trial judge, His Honour Judge Paget QC, had made an order containing, as Lord Bingham said, a number of «protective measures» which was extremely wide in its protective scope of the three witnesses, to the effect that:

This section serves to satisfy the ATS, and also gives the hiring manager a wide scope of your skills and abilities when viewed with human eyes.

Updated criminal records checks give a wider geographical scope (by metro and county) in a candidate's criminal background screening while maintaining accurate results and fast turnaround times.

I intend that such monitoring will be ongoing given the scope of change being introduced and the potentially wide ramifications of them to Indigenous peoples.

However, within this wide scope, there was acknowledgement that special attention, programs and funding needs to be allocated for addressing the specific needs of Stolen Generations members, and priority needs to be given to meeting these needs in light of the life expectancy of many Stolen Generations members.

«Human rights is a prominent issue in the media and will remain so given its wide breadth and scope.