Sentence examples for ambit of a from inspiring English sources

To pay the bills, the two have redefined for themselves the ambit of a small architectural practice.

Should it get the green light from Congress and the EU commission, the agreement will be a bilateral treaty between Europe and the US, and, just like Nafta before it, outside the ambit of a gridlocked WTO.

Tim Farron's measures would include bringing oversight of intelligence agencies MI5, MI6 and GCHQ under the ambit of a "normal" select committee, whose members were elected by their fellow MPs, rather than the current intelligence and security committee, whose members are chosen by MPs from a list picked by the prime minister.

Not resolved by the Financial Services Committee was the question of whether any of those firms supervised by the SEC or the states will also fall under the ambit of a self-regulatory organization (SRO).

Unlike any other business in India, movies must pay both an Entertainment Tax, which would seem to classify them as a frivolous activity, outside the ambit of a necessary service, and they must also pay Service Tax, which implies they are necessary.

This means that a high-throughput measurement can be translated into the ambit of a high-content measurement.

He included ten new countries within the ambit of an existing focus market scheme, which allows a duty-credit facility at 2.5% of the value of all exports to specified countries.Mr Nath also announced that the government would set up a joint task force with members from the central and state governments as well as industry to draw up a road map for removing structural hurdles to exports.

Recognizing that foreign-made copies fall outside the ambit of §109(a) would not mean they are forever free of the first sale doctrine.

Difficult, that is, within the ambit of sustaining a serious presence at Westminster and representing the people of Scotland, as promised at the election.

While some types of planning are sanctioned by existing law, such as where a person takes advantage of statutory creditor exemptions, forming a corporation or LLC to limit liability, etc., other transfers that are made with the intent to defeat creditors fall squarely within the ambit of § 4(a).

However, the choice set is delimited firstly, by the ambit of the budget-holder (a constraint not present in the HsW model) and secondly, by the expansion and contraction lists compiled by the Working Group.