Sentence examples for ambit of its from inspiring English sources

The High Court held that there was nothing unlawful or even intrinsically wrong with these government agencies setting up such a committee to discuss matters of relevance to their respective jurisdictions as long as each agency made its own decisions within the ambit of its own statutory powers.

Nothing less than spiritual: that was ever the ambit of his art.

It met with such success that Whitin, the executive secretary, expanded the ambit of his spies to include another of his pet vexations: interracial socializing.

He lived on until 1978, but by then the world of magazines, as art, had spun way out of the ambit of his limited vision.

Yet she ends with this chillingly condescending sentence: "While the Inquisition will never be totally divorced from the dark image that surrounds its activities nor its excesses condoned, recent research has enabled us to draw a more balanced picture of the nature and ambit of the authority it exercised".

To unlock and exploit the underlying potential, the field of sustainable urban planning is required to extend its boundaries and broaden its horizons beyond the ambit of the built form of cities to include technological innovation opportunities.

So is Adam Guettel's "Floyd Collins," a post-Sondheim show whose expressive ambitions place it far beyond the constricting ambit of the contemporary musical.

The real question is whether this process is to be done within the ambit of the NHS or outside it.

This may reflect the fact that distance between gardens was generally much greater than the ambit of individual foraging flocks and it is unlikely the provisioning behaviour in any one sample garden influenced the behaviour in neighbouring sample gardens.

But he then saves the act by redescribing it as a tax, thereby bringing it within the ambit of congressional powers.

I suspect it doesn't mean anything particularly original to me: I simply think of it as the separation of church es) from the ambit of the state – which is why I consider it a desideratum.