Sentence examples for its ambit from inspiring English sources

But the result is oddly minor, so local in its ambit that it almost disappears.

Now it presumes to extend its ambit to the way the Internet operates.

Mr. Hazare wants the prime minister and the judiciary to be included in its ambit.

As a result, the law poses "a danger of sweeping in its ambit moral innocents," the judges said.

State government employees in 27 out of 28 Indian states have also been brought under its ambit, according to a government release.

The crimes in its ambit are too many and various for more than symbolic justice to be seen to be done.

An opposition politician lambasted the army, under the current and former conservative governments, for having now failed to prevent an incursion in all three of its ambits: at sea (when the Cheonan warship was sunk in 2010); at land (when it shelled Yeongpyeong island, also in 2010); and now in the air.

Throughout its history, the Court has abstained from attempting to resolve questions outside its institutional ambit.

His new three-part series is bigger than string and diagrams put together, taking into its theoretical ambit nothing less than absolutely everything.

Next month's choices will help to determine whether the institution develops a robust life of its own, or simply becomes one more wagon in the UN gravy train.Many hope the court will broaden its geographical ambit, although any such move will face huge political obstacles.

The High Court held that there was nothing unlawful or even intrinsically wrong with these government agencies setting up such a committee to discuss matters of relevance to their respective jurisdictions as long as each agency made its own decisions within the ambit of its own statutory powers.