I eagerly await a movie, made on a higher budget and with a larger physical purview, in which he has the chance to display and deride the world's passions and delusions on a grand scale.
In years past, wealth management and preservation services for affluent individuals and families was, to a large extent, the exclusive purview of single family offices, popularly known as non-bank "boutiques" because of their small size.
On a larger level, the more activist doctors here are also waging a kind of internecine war, determined to keep cosmetic-gyn within their purview, lamenting how they let the breast implants business "get away" from them and become the sole province of plastic surgeons.
Rheumatology is a strange subspecialty since, within its purview, are a large collection of virtually unrelated conditions that, for some arcane reasons, have been designated as 'rheumatological' and hence require subspecialty expertise.
Unlike the F.S.I.S., the F.D.A. does not have a large army of inspectors for the products under its purview.
Chapter 3 narrows its purview to five seminal medical metaphors extracted from a large corpus of Buddhist texts and how they were translated either for the monastic community or for a lay audience.
Given the broad clinical purview of child neurology, the division is home to a large, interdisciplinary team of physicians, nurses, researchers and clinical trainees from many specialties.
That's assuming, of course, that the purview of Fisa approvals is exclusively "terrorists overseas," when a large part of the concern is the possible violation of Americans' privacy.
We asked the executive director of a large state pension fund with significant private equity investments if he had any such purview.
To my eyes the ability of a large pool of people of modest means to fund creative work that was previously only the purview of the very wealthy is an unequivocal good.
This is a fascinating and rare movie, with a purview that quickly transcends the topic of social networking.
