Sentence examples for beyond its sphere from inspiring English sources

It is almost certain in the years ahead that it will be forced to take up a position on issues it would have once dismissed as beyond its sphere of interest and therefore of no relevance to it.

But to many people, the superfluous is the necessary, and it seems to me that Government does not go beyond its sphere in attempting to make life livable for them.

The 5 year long operation consolidated the Chinese navy as an Ocean going navy and an avenue to improve its ability to operate beyond its sphere of influence.

To conclude it is clear that China's participation in the counter piracy operations is owing to the impact it had on its maritime economic security and consequently its desire to extend its influence well beyond its sphere of influence.

Overall, the educational sector understood the scale and nature of the problem, and was motivated to respond, but felt that it had little influence on alcohol policy beyond its immediate sphere of action.

It is likely both to bolster Germany's role on the world stage — beyond its traditional sphere of activity in Europe — and to talk explicitly of military contributions.

The fact that the idea has now spread far beyond its original sphere, into chemistry, metallurgy and medicine is a persuasive indicator of its versatility.

2 That the prediction made in the leaflet was later verified is, of course, immaterial; but the fact shows the danger of extending beyond its appropriate sphere the scope of a charge of falsity.

The network (it turned 10 on Nov. 1) is also looking to extend its sphere of influence beyond the Arab world.

The Kremlin says its economic and political stability have allowed it to broaden the scope of its military and economic cooperation beyond what it calls its traditional sphere of influence.

However, if these resources are augmented by, or can influence, the additional livestock research expenditures by African governments and donors, then its size automatically grows beyond the sphere of impact directly influenced by its own limited resources.