Sentence examples for about the purview from inspiring English sources

Could you talk about the purview of that role?

In any case, the deal was at least a temporary reprieve for President Bashar al-Assad and his Syrian government, and it formally placed international decision-making about Syria into the purview of Russia, one of Mr. Assad's staunchest supporters and military suppliers.

My argument is therefore that nothing less than the abolition of the highly connotative language of morality will suffice to get us thinking clearly about how to live — the purview of ethics.

Mr. Rumsfeld said that Army planners were still trying to resolve the troop rotation issue and that questions about illegal weapons were the purview of the Iraq Survey Group, headed by a former weapons inspector, David Kay.

It was also a rather loud shot across the bow for all of the non-banking industries that are under, or about to come under the purview of the CFPB.

If published in the Americas or Europe, collections about South and Southeast Asia are under the purview of librarians covering these geographic areas of publication.

Questions about the approach were not just within the purview of the political right in Washington.

What you're upset about, in relation to your son, may not fall under the purview of medicine, though".

This kind of widening of the purview of criticism is natural, because thinking about literature eventually means thinking about society and politics.

In this patriarchal society, decisions about the management of pregnancy and childbirth usually come within the purview of older women, especially mothers-in-law [ 23] as do those about perinatal care [ 24, 25].

But putting investment banks under the purview of the Fed because they have access to the discount window is about as minimal a step as one could take.