Sentence examples for its ambit to from inspiring English sources

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

Another early Palaiologan compendium extends its ambit to cover rhetoric and medicine as well as the whole of philosophy.

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

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.

I believe that a federal standard of a 10percentt adoption of renewables by 2020 is sufficiently relaxed to coax reluctant states to come under its ambit.

It is certainly not a truism that legislation which is given the closest possible scrutiny is thereafter free from doubt – consider, for example, the Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provsions) Act 1989, which we always used to call the mysterious provisions Act because nobody was quite sure what its ambit was (as has subsequently proved to be the case).

But to come within its ambit, a group must engage in some form of expression, whether it be public or private...

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

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

Recent initiatives by the Church of England to draw more pagans into its ambit have been both misrepresented and sensationalised: knowing several C of E members involved in the "forest churches", such initiatives more greatly represent a growing perception of commonality and thus inclusiveness.

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