Sentence examples for and purview of from inspiring English sources

Avise, J. C. The history and purview of phylogeography: a personal reflection.

However, Japan can increase the size, capability and purview of its conventional forces sufficient to make China nervous about its position in east and northeast Asia.

About 13,000 cabs honk and swerve through the streets of New York City, yet even with recent strikes over the cost and purview of new technology mandated in the cars, owning a medallion remains a shot at independence and equity for many drivers.

When a creative team develops new assets and applications, it should automatically fall under the visibility and purview of the organization's security team.

This work reviews the rationale for smart RT biomaterials, the state of the art in this emerging cross-disciplinary research area, challenges and opportunities for further research and development, and a purview of potential clinical applications.

The organization of time was sacred and the purview of priests, and thus the Roman calendar was not always publicly displayed.

Workaday stuff, seemingly, coming alongside directives concerning the functions of the French Coast Guard and the purview of the minister in charge of rural and territorial affairs.

The constitution drafted by the Islamist-dominated assembly was socially conservative and contained provisions that extended the role of Islam and the purview of religious institutions in public life.

How can empirical data, which describe concepts, play any direct role in the normative evaluation and determination of conceptual content usually thought to be the proper (and primary) purview of philosophy?

The key plot point of "Marnie" is the need to keep a dark secret out of the eyes of the public and the purview of the law.

And the purview of contemporary women reared on mobile media encourages a freeness about seeing and being seen that our mothers can only observe and shake their heads at.