Sentence examples for ambit of their from inspiring English sources
And their respect appeared to extend no farther than the ambit of their agreement with him.
In addition, I deem it essential to our federal system that the states should be left wholly free to govern within the ambit of their powers.
"The troops have orders to carry out all necessary actions within the ambit of their rules of engagement to put an end to the impunity of insurgents and terrorists," President Jonathan said.
Therefore, if male entrepreneurs are those that are more likely to establish a network outside the family circle, and possibly in the ambit of their religious group, it seems reasonable that they will be more likely to get married in church.
Table 1 was compiled using data from the professional associations identified in Hale's [ 10] national survey of remedial therapists and Bensoussan et al.'s [ 11] national surveys of naturopathic and Western herbal medicine practitioners, and from three key associations which fell outside the ambit of their surveys.
To weather the storm, both Mr. Tournaire and Mr. Bäumer are increasing their visibility and expanding their horizons beyond the ambit of the place.
This can only be achieved through a serious and sustained dialogue with the militants and mitigation of their genuine grievances under the ambit of our constitution and law.
The panel even berated Sundin and Jutfelt for blowing the whistle; most of their objections "come within the ambit of normal scholarly discussion, which could have been conducted directly with the authors of the article," it wrote.
Sachs argues that free markets cannot guarantee that sustainable technologies will be adopted in industry and agriculture, and anyway leave the poorest out of their ambit.
The media has fragmented so much that only those who are already persuaded come within the ambit of any new message, so in essence they have pounded their way into their own irrelevance.
Hundreds of African-Americans from the Washington area volunteered to go, hoping to rebuild their lives far outside the ambit of slaveowners and the United States government.
