In practice, it is likely to extend the purview of the state into private business, not least mergers while leaving established monopolies, often associated with the government, entrenched.
But Spinoza does adopt many of the psychological underpinnings Hobbes attributed to the passion in his basic ontology, going so far as to extend the purview of the "conatus" so that it becomes intrinsic to all finite things, all of which express "a perpetual and restless desire of power after power" (Leviathan 11.2).
These efforts all use a systems theory based approach to extend the purview of causation across axes of space, time, and organizational level and propose to interrelate research at different scales through feedbacks and interactions.
In addition to comparing and contrasting the four UPF0201 protein structures, we have used structure based sequence alignments to construct a phylogenetic tree that relates UPF0201 family members to L5 ribosomal subunits and other structurally similar RNA binding proteins, thereby extending the evolutionary purview of the RRM motif superfamily.
What's left out of the film is the human factor, the development and alteration of a web of desires, dreams, ambitions, and fantasies that extend beyond the purview of Snowden's historic deeds and show what defines the character of a hero what distinguishes him from those in similar positions who, equipped with the same knowledge, kept going with their work and did nothing.
We do not discuss the extensive literature on niche-construction, which encompasses phenomena that extend beyond the purview of inheritance (Laland et al. 1996, 1999; Odling-Smee et al. 2003).
In a sense The Club is an elaborate insult-lathered hypothesis that politics extends well beyond the purview of politicians.
Christians can continue to bicker with each other about which kind of marriages are sacraments, but civil marriages like the kind New York extended to gays fall beyond the purview of the church because they cannot be sacred by definition.
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.
Because the purview of CFIUS will extend to any technology defined under that term, its definition is critically important; but there is just one problem: no one knows what the hell that phrase even is.
