Sentence examples for into the ambit from inspiring English sources
Section 321(3) of the Communications Act 2003 brings the film into the ambit of paid political advertising, which has never been permitted on television or radio.
David Cameron must have known his hiring of the man often described as an "evil genius" would draw him into the ambit of bare-knuckle politics.
While on a year abroad from the Sorbonne in the late 1950s, studying English in Oxford, she drifted into the ambit of the Oxford University Dramatic Society.
Even Martin Luther King has been accused of Marxism, as has John Kerry and, more recently, President Barack Obama was denounced as a "socialist" for bringing less well-off Americans into the ambit of corporate, very much capitalist, healthcare provision.
And it provided a way of bringing into the ambit of American war terrorists outside of Iraq and Afghanistan, such as Anwar al-Awlaki, the American-born cleric tied to Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula who was killed by an American drone strike in Yemen last September.
The Justice Department did argue in its suit that the law "will cause the detention and harassment of authorized visitors, immigrants, and citizens who do not have or carry identification documents specified by the statute, or who otherwise will be swept into the ambit of S.B. 1070's 'attrition through enforcement' approach".
Metallic nanoparticles have vast applications in the ambit of nanosciences.
See also Sonnino (1997) for the works produced in the ambit of historical demography, from 1940 to 1993.
Compound 29 has been tested in the Ambit 442 kinase panel and demonstrates good selectivity for the Pim kinase family.
It is important to consider how interpretation, as characterised in subsection 2.2 above, fits into the discussion of the ambit of the term legal reasoning in the opening section of this entry.
Over the past few years, his Administration and its allies on Capitol Hill have put quite a bit of effort into bringing domestic spying within the ambit of the law.
