Even grander in scope--and likely price--are the full-scale city communities, much like those in Dubai, which are being developed around the nation.
Relying on Docu-Scope, a visualization and text-tagging software program, Witmore and his across-the-pond colleague Jonathan Hope, a reader at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, discovered at the level of grammar just how far Shakespeare was willing to break conventions.
Other initiatives, such as the large-scope Operation Bot Roast -- an active campaign to track down botnets, find operation control centers and the organizations behind them -- have been only partially successful, as several holes remain in the overall infrastructure.
If growth peters out, bond yields will fall further but bad loans will rise and the difference between short- and long-term rates will narrow, since there is little scope for the Fed to push short-term rates down further than their current 1%.
The participants are to re-scope the mission of the World Heritage-related site museums in the contemporary world, by means of collective reflection and practical exercise for the enhanced and holistic interpretation of collections, collection management, development of participative approach for local communities, and museum visitor studies.
In seeking to balance the supposed necessity of finality against the obvious need to protect the innocent from all-too-frequent errors, the case probes the viability and scope of the constitutionally-protected writ of habeas corpus, the procedural device for reviewing otherwise final judgments based on newly-discovered evidence.
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Yet as a consequence, given the need to prevent a budgetary blow-out, there is little scope to deliver growth-raising tax cuts.
He piggybacks this unit directly on top of a scope, allowing him to produce never-before-captured wide-field images, like his striking, ghostly picture of Barnard's Loop-a huge arc of gas that covers the length of the constellation Orion.
Shell foresees a gas processing plant and two side-by-side pipelines across the Andes toward Pisco, where Shell sees scope for a world-scale petrochemicals park.
These statistics include all types of examinations: risk priority examinations, follow up on tips and complaints, limited-scope special inspections to probe emerging risk areas, oversight examinations of broker-dealers to test compliance and reviews of the quality of examinations by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA).
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Even in darkness, its high-power thermal scope reads body heat to locate potential targets, providing a low-risk defense against snipers. ( 160K AIFF sound or 160K WAV sound) More important is the deterrent factor.
Germany says the EU should now seek an all-embracing deal, including on the size and scope of the bail-out fund, in time for the next summit in March.
The 35-year-old Mr. Freeman turned against his buddy, wearing a wire for the government during a crucial phase in a sprawling, three-year investigation that authorities say could eclipse in scope any previous insider-trading case.
But the report -- albeit limited in scope -- shed new light on the scandal and raised questions about whether Paterno's marred legacy will affect his spot among gridiron greats.
Sighting in a target through the scope of a high-caliber rifle can be a bit more complicated than it sounds -- snipers have to account for cross-winds, range and a whole host of external factors that could put their projectile off course.
Long ago, even when we were talking about the Recovery Act just as legislation, we always said that it was never going to -- it was never the size and scope of the output removed from the economy because of the recession -- it was never going to totally fill that hole.
The scope of the reported threat -- and whether it was referring to international networks, reporters and freelancers -- was not immediately clear.
Sadly, this is beyond the scope of this how-to, but if many people request more information we may cover it in a future how-to.
Her work involved monitoring and analyzing the effectiveness of federal equal employment enforcement efforts, as well as the scope of gender- and race-based employment barriers.
Is there scope for politically-driven decision-making?
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To kick-start an oil-services industry, Norway calibrated its national-content rules realistically in scope and duration, required foreign suppliers to work closely with local firms and forced Statoil, its national oil company, to bid against rivals to develop fields.
If the patent law is being used for reasons far beyond its scope, then re-evaluate it and fix the actual problems that are responsible for the mess, not just the low-hanging fruit.
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Another of his legal advisers, Kevin Jon Heller, said that from the scope of the trial - thought to include 1.2 million pages of evidence, numerous crime scenes and hundreds of witness - it was understandable why Mr Karadzic, who is not a trained lawyer, had stayed away.
Then indeed there might be scope for a liberal link with a more-reform-happy Social Democratic Party.
In the past two years, more than 1, 795 scope-of-practice bills were proposed, but only 349 were enacted, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
For decades, studios had shied away from such a massive undertaking, with some saying no movie (or movies) would ever be able to capture the epic scope of the good-versus-evil tale.
Without combing through and attempting to aggregate the massive data available from the regulatory agencies, we cannot really know the scope of affected products on an industry-by-industry basis or whether there actually are significant increases in recall numbers.
But, as the central bank has recognised, there is also scope for cutting the debt-service burden by improving the management of debt issues, and by increasing the liquidity of government-bond markets.
Store-based health clinics must have a well-defined and limited scope of clinical services, consistent with state scope of practice laws.
Sure, the Xbox is grander in scope than the Zune ever was -- over 50 percent of time spent on the Xbox 360 is with non-gaming applications, for instance -- but its primary function is still games, as it has been for the history of the brand.
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