Sentences with phrase «out of scope»

This is one area that is definitely out of the scope of my expertise, and all I can do is to point consumers to trained experts.

Whole categories of law have been taken out of scope for legal aid; others only qualify if they meet certain criteria.

Everything that falls out of this scope gets users just 1 % back.

Learning how to fix every issue is definitely out of scope.

It also puts into perspective how expensive movies are these days, but that's a bit out of scope here.

It is not clear what has been taken out of scope.

It also puts into perspective how expensive movies are these days, but that's a bit out of scope here.

And so to the alleged safety net — the power of the director of legal aid to grant exceptional funding to cases otherwise out of scope.

A gold chair, and a crystal cathedral are so far out of scope with the things I learned from the bible.

You say out of scope, I say related.

Pure fruit juices and milk - based drinks will be excluded, and we'll ensure the smallest producers are kept out of scope.

But what if a new building is entirely out of your scope of possibilities?

Revised editions of previously published titles and newly published versions of titles long out of print are usually determined out of scope but may be considered based on individual merit.

Probably more, but goes out of the scope of this answer.

Out of scope for most, and probably not even on the radar screen.

Over the last year I have seen the most vulnerable of clients fall out of scope.

These questions are a bit out of the scope I can answer in the comments section of a blog.

If massive changes were (and they often were) recommended, it meant late nights, pushed deadlines, out of scope work... or worse yet, the dreaded «on hold»!

AG Barr has a strong innovation pipeline for 2018 and 99 % of its portfolio is now out of the scope of the soft drinks industry levy.

Aim - down - sights makes its long overdue appearance, though you'll still get knocked out of your scope when hit.

However, this delay also means that Metalhead will have extra time to «work on small features and pieces of content that had previously been cut out of our scope» and host a beta test for the game.

It also means mentally inhabiting the restaurant and anticipating what kinds of dishes, techniques, and tools would actually fly at that location — and which would be totally out of scope.

Nestlé Nutrition UK, Nestlé Health Science, Nestlé Waters mostly out of scope and under different regulatory requirements

With this in mind and the domestic league title being fairly out of scope, there could not have been a bigger source of motivation for Yuri Semin's boys to let Sheva have a chance to touch another European trophy before hanging up his boots once and for all.

«Some issues, like institutional integration, will be left out of the scope,» she told a group of Turkish reporters, before a visit to Turkey on Monday and Tuesday.

Fiscal rules must not allow for creative accounting that keeps some government expenses out of scope

That's not all, it will keep any harsh chemicals or cleaning solvents out of the scope when you're doing regular maintenance on your weapon.

These are, perhaps, the inevitable snares of biography, which must reduce the complex to the simple and the comprehensible in the process of crafting a narrative out of the scope of a human life.

So while it's OK to change your winter weight, given that your oil will be «cold» relative to operating temperature, it's not advised to use a different operational weight, unless you modify the engine to run a different set of operational parameters, which is seemingly out of the scope of this query.

If you're using it to send EPUB content to a consumer, sending PDFs and Docbook and other formats to their reading system falls out of scope fast.

However, as I became more familiar with Mississippi, I learned that many obstacles stood in the way — some of which seemed insurmountable and out of scope because my new home was so different.

Note: I'm leaving Level Design out of the scope of this paper, not because it is of less importance, but just for simplicity's sake.

Rosen also remarked on the complexity of creating a mural: a challenge born partially out of the scope of the canvas.

Because the CPP is limited to existing power plants, many carbon removal approaches in the agriculture, forestry, and mining sectors (for example) are likely out of scope of the CPP regulatory authority.

For those following the legal aid reforms debate in the UK, another article from the BBC that looks at the ramifications of the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act which took many civil cases out of the scope of legal aid in April 2013.

Lounes concerned a Spanish women who after several years of residence in the UK naturalized to become a Spanish - British dual national, and as a result dropped out of the scope of the citizenship directive, since that only applies to those living in a state other than their own.

For smaller scale projects a form that defines Scope, Signing Authorization of the project via client / lead dept. head / lawyer, out of scope parameters plus project deliverables, funding source with key performance indicators, is a good start.

Exceptional case funding is a form of legal aid which can be accessed for cases which would generally be out of scope under the legal aid regulations, but where refusal to provide legal aid will cause a breach of Convention rights.

Helping client teams to better manage project scope and delivery, resulting in capturing out of scope revenue, minimising write - offs, and improving overall matter efficiency.

GCs will gradually expect firms to supply comprehensive proposals for engagements which accurately predict the scope of services against a project plan at a suitably granular level along with assumptions, dependencies, out of scope items and required client inputs.