These examples offer a glimpse of the broad purview examined by the White Light Festival in the first of what Ms. Moss intends to be an annual series.
The city's health commissioner, Dr. Thomas A. Farley, rejected those arguments in an interview on Wednesday, noting that the Board of Health has historically had a broad purview to protect public health.
Mr. Chidambaram said at least 108 Kashmiris had died; 194 students were in custody for throwing stones and 51 for violating the Public Safety Act, one of the special laws that grants broad purview to soldiers and security officers.
The argument against the ban has raised questions about the power held by the health panel, which has traditionally enjoyed a broad purview; the board has placed restrictions on lead paint and prohibited trans fats in food at city restaurants.
And the new biennial, which will involve collaborations with several other New York institutions, covers a similarly broad purview, from the hard-driving post-Minimalism of Bang on a Can to the wispy postspectralism of Toshio Hosokawa.
As important as his work at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission has been, the deputy Treasury job is bigger — with a broad purview and the ability to jump into all kinds of issues.
This is a broad purview — Plouffe has said, in interviews, that he expects to "campaign" for Uber just as he did for the President — but, presumably, part of the job will be figuring out how to address challenges like the ones in California and New York.
Rouquier films a world of agriculture — and a social life of farmers — that hardly resembles the one that he had filmed in the mid-nineteen-forties. Yet, despite the movie's broad purview, Rouquier maintains a documentary-based interest in the details of farm life (one notable subplot involves the harmful effects of modern pesticides on humans and wildlife) and in family relations.
The panel has a broad purview, including environmental issues and aspects of biomedical research.
