He's seen important diplomatic issues – Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, China, Mexico — put in the purview of the president's son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
A convincing account of why intuition is trustworthy in this regard remains elusive and given its deficiencies in other areas especially those in the purview of empirical study there was ample appetite for alternative approaches to epistemic questions, which many formal epistemologists attempted to sate.
The security detail has no authority in the matter, which is in the purview of the New York Police Department.
Acute poisoning due to non-pesticide poisons (household poisons/medicines/poisonous plants), food poisons, snake envenomation, allergic reactions and adverse drug reactions which can be considered in the purview of toxicology were omitted in the study.
In Israel issues of marriage are in the purview of religious not civil authorities; as Khitam and her husband are Muslims their case comes before a sharia court, which, as the film shows, is biased in his favour.
And, with all this, there is absolutely no evidence that we've improved security against terrorism in the United States, a problem that remains in the purview of domestic intelligence and police agencies.
While certainly in the purview of the diabetes educator, patient education occurs in a number of settings and is delivered by multiple providers.
Caroline Anstey of the World Bank shared her insights on how the definition of development has changed in the past decade -- much of what was previously in the purview of "politics" alone, such as gender and corruption, is now solidly understood as crucial to economic development.
There are some problems, also at the system level ~ gaps in functions which are not clearly defined as being in the purview of any organization.
