Word: scoping
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Nobody manages the scope of investments Harvard does," Cabot says, adding that many schools look to HMC as an exemplary investment firm, but that few could actually implement a similar system...
Baker, a specialist in intellectual history, was praised by his colleagues for the broad scope of his knowledge in a statement released by the University yesterday...
...proposed scope would use new technology of motorized panels that would give a better picture, he said...
...controversy? Because AIDS lobbyists insisted all along that the scope of the epidemic was being understated. By doing so, AIDS activists overcame conservative resistance and rightfully elevated the fight against the disease to the top of the nation's public-health agenda. Says June Osborn, chair of the National AIDS Commission: "We should not be content or comfortable. The national response to an out-of-control epidemic has been frighteningly modest...
Although books are still the chief business of libraries, these once quiet redoubts have vastly broadened their scope, branching out to serve their modern users' extended needs. One result is that despite tight municipal budgets and cutbacks in state and federal aid, American public libraries are experiencing a spirited renaissance. From 1988 to 1989, 111 new library buildings went up around the country, the greatest number in one year since 1979. Many of these were underwritten by new bond issues, voter-initiated taxes and private donations. Borrowers and browsers are streaming into the nation's 15,215 public libraries...