Sentence examples for At the purview from inspiring English sources

It would appear that the whimsy of the business cycle is at the purview of the legislature rather than the economic brain trust.

Of the 34,620 couples the site has analyzed, the casual first-date question whose shared answer was most likely to signal a shot at longevity (beyond the purview of OK Cupid, anyway) was "Do you like horror movies?" When I signed up for the site, some of the first things I was asked were "Are clams alive?" and "Which is bigger, the sun or the earth?" It's hard to discern the significance.

Projection, the loftiest of the jobs at the theater, is the purview of the play's third principal character, Rose Louisa Krausee).

"Jazz research at its beginnings was the purview of dedicated amateurs," Bill Kirchner, a jazz musician and historian, said in an interview.

But, he said, participants in the meeting had agreed to look first at alternatives, like broadening the purview of existing organizations.

"They are not at this time within the purview of our investigation," Lynch said, "but, as we have notified the city, with every patten and practice investigation we always reserve the right to expand it should more information come to light and require a review of constitutional issues there as well".

These are delicate cultural questions that, at the moment, are beyond the purview of the scientists.

West Fertilizer fell under the purview of at least seven state or federal regulatory agencies, each with its own objectives.

But he said the primary concerns at the border fall under the purview of the departments of Homeland Security and Justice.

Yet their bodily offenses, so counter to the image of a pristine and clean young lady reflected in etiquette books and American Girl Doll catalogues, are often kept secret ― or, at the very least, outside the purview of men.

But the process is complicated because two different government systems oversee families: The kids remain in the care of the Office of Refugee Resettlement, under the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), while their parents stay at ICE-run detention facilities, under the purview of DHS.