| I opened the medicine cabinet and grabbed a pair of scissors for protection, and then scoped out the hallway. |
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| Having scoped out the space I'm decorating, I now think that I may need around, or above, 700 daisies. |
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| Like methods, properties are scoped to their enclosing interface declaration. |
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| I dunno, every time I scoped it out I found it impossible to meet folk I liked or trusted enough to commit to it further. |
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| First, I scoped out the doe-eyed first-years fresh out of high school by going undercover as one of them. |
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| On another side of the lake, we scoped a raft of Ruddy Ducks and shovelers, and a few pelicans even farther away. |
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| The starting point should be to define the essential function, programs and services that will fall within the system clearly scoped out. |
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| Issues and initiatives cover a range of areas of responsibility and typically need to be scoped out or defined. |
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| Lease and insurance contracts as well as contractual rights und obligations of financial instruments are scoped out of the new guidelines. |
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| Lastly, the area of security, which includes occupational health and safety, has been scoped out of the audit. |
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| Once business owners have scoped out their innovation initiatives, they are better equipped to determine where they need to spend and how much. |
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| This scoped out the main areas of amenity impact and provided guidance for indicator selection. |
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| How can we decide whether to undertake an initiative before it's scoped out? |
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| A model of risks is developed, and the key childhood influences are scoped. |
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| In this carnival, prostitutes scoped out the crowd, and thieves and pickpockets went to work. |
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| One blonde wearing a tight apple-green halter-necked dress scoped out the room. |
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| Visitors wandered into the gallery, scoped out the situation and looked confused. |
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| The Rod Stewart restaurant hadn't revealed itself, and Woodward scoped out another. |
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| Across the room, Jennifer Rosenbloom, and Jill Rosenthal, both 22, scoped out the crowd. |
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| By highlighting both strengths and deficiencies in current measurement, simulation and algorithm capabilities, the problem can be scoped and key development needs addressed. |
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| That is why we have scoped and costed work that will improve and extend existing facilities as well as introduce some exciting new ones. |
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| Fleur – a passionate foodie – had already scoped out the sample menu online and decided what she wanted to order. |
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| Last night, fearing what I would learn, I went on the site and scoped out my Twitter fingerprints. |
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| You never know, there could be a shootout at any moment — they've got the whole place scoped out. |
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| It is designed to help the auditor make connections that ultimately will ensure that the audit is properly scoped, effective and efficient. |
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| That's appropriate because it was a scoped stakeholder engagement approach. |
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| To align our efforts and maximize benefits, our local content policies are broadly scoped. |
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| The rifle propped with the safety on was a scoped 7mm magnum, too much gun for Central Texas but an old Brush Country favorite that had not seen service in several years. |
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| The issues being dealt with typically need to be scoped out or defined which requires a higher degree of negotiating skills to navigate and build consensus. |
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| Due to the uncertainty of timelines and activities currently being scoped out and addressed by the licensee, CNSC recommended that the licence period be amended to a two-year licence period. |
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| The larger interests of Canadians imply a properly scoped, efficient, effective, and appropriately funded public healthcare system supported by all levels of government. |
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| It is the prerogative of members to point out that, when a bill is introduced that is so scoped and does not have the proper strategy behind it, it leads to other consequences and they all match together. |
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| From coast to coast, MacNeil and his co-author, William Cran, scoped out different voices to learn how words differ according to time and place. |
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| Forester's small system development group scoped the requirements definition for the new POS system while CGI managed the development and all but the final testing. |
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| In the course of the budget review call, Directors suggested that the ATRT had not properly scoped its work and offered an alternative scope of work for the ATRT to consider. |
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| However, for the majority of the working men and women whose jobs are in the support areas of the military and are now being scoped for contracting out, this is most assuredly not the case. |
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| Secondly, this Threat and Risk Assessment scoped out significant components of CATSA's operations such as CATSA's Information Technology services at the airports. |
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| The CPMF ensures that the client's objectives are clearly defined, that projects and operations are properly scoped, and that the appropriate resources are applied to meet objectives and on-time, on-budget delivery. |
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| Because of the broad nature of many scientific management concerns, and a major internal study of the Hydrography program, we scoped out all science program issues not related to resource management. |
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| Assurance services are scoped to address risk management strategies, management control frameworks and information for decision-making, reporting and accountability. |
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| Narrow interpretation of the Act with respect to who is a proponent and what constitutes an activity has resulted in some projects being scoped inappropriately. |
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| But how can natural and rational problems be scoped out? |
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| It was a very flat walk, so I scoped out a bridge to shoot from. |
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| In addition to the 25 GW scoped under the Round 3 SEA, the Scottish Government and the Crown Estate also called for bids on potential sites within Scottish territorial waters. |
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