Sentence examples for boundaries of its from inspiring English sources

That changed, and with it the boundaries of its work, with the 1994 Intelligence Services Act (Isa), which gave a legal underpinning to the agency for the first time.

The American Beverage Association, which led the challenge against the plan, claimed that the city's health board overstepped the boundaries of its control over public health when it approved the proposal.

To get the most out of its progressive strategy, it may need to expand beyond the boundaries of its two prefectures.

Bic is another case in point of a brand misunderstanding the boundaries of its market.

Opera Holland Park is always pushing the boundaries of its, and London's, repertoire.

Out of the corner of my eye I saw my Hadrurus probing the boundaries of its cage.

In a telephone interview Tuesday, he said his company would act only within the boundaries of its contract with NASA.

Nor did General Motors confine its activities to the contractual boundaries of its relationships with individual dealers.

Because a star's luminosity increases with time, both the inner and outer boundaries of its habitable zone move outward.

He made clear that the post-cold-war debate about expanding the NATO alliance's mission beyond the boundaries of its member nations had been overtaken.

"I was frustrated with how I would change the appearance of the house and not step out of the boundaries of its classic nature," he said.