Word: scoping
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...seemed to us that as presently structured the job of the Dean of Harvard College is very burdensome, having a huge scope, a great number of day to day responsibilities (only some of which can easily be delegated), and a large number, of directly reporting individuals and offices...
...principal concern about the position of faculty Dean is whether a job with such broad responsibilities can be carried out at all. Is it wise to enlarge a job that some believe to be, at present, too small in scope and too limited in authority for a professor, by combining it with one that may already be too large administratively...
...changes could dramatically reduce the scope of the student government's power, since such committees oversee aspects of the College ranging from the core curriculum to house life...
...decades. Reacting especially to Patrice Chereau's influential 1976 production, set in the Industrial Revolution, the team rejected polemics in favor of a more classical approach. But they failed to come up with an alternative vision. The modest strength of this Ring is that it leaves the audience with scope to listen and think; the weakness is that the stage is empty of ideas or inspiration...
...Virginia without telling anybody? President Clinton -- and most of Congress -- want to know. A day after Clinton declassified information on the spy agency's half-completed complex, he told CIA Director James Woolsey and Pentagon officials to figure out why Congress wasn't told about the project's scope and mammoth budget. BTW: If built, the building would house the shadowy National Reconnaissance Office, which oversees spy satellites, and would be one-fifth as big as the Pentagon...