Sentence examples for limited purview from inspiring English sources

Vollard's buy-in-bulk strategy is our gain, illuminating the complexity of process Cassatt brought to her limited purview.

She said the committee wrestled with so many issues outside the town's limited purview that its members all declined to be reappointed, opting instead to help form OLA ."They were frustrated," she said.

The role ended up going to Naomi Watts "because someone with the ability to green-light a film couldn't see black women beyond a very limited purview he or she thought 'fit' audience expectations".

Indeed, the scope of what Mr. Perez is advocating goes well beyond the limited purview of the Labor Department, and will take much longer than the 250 or so days he has left in office.

And Emily might have replied that she comes to a book as to a keyhole: you observe some of the characters' movements, you hear a little of their dialogue, but then they step outside your limited purview.

Fortunately for us, Williams's performance goes beyond his rather limited purview, but Daniels's doesn't; he vacillates between soliciting the audience's sympathy — letting us know that Ray himself thinks he's a creep — and trying to rise to Williams's daring and nonjudgmental embodiment of her not easily assimilable character.

Or it may limit its purview to workplace misconduct — if you assault someone on your own time, it's not the Academy's problem.

Or it may limit its purview to workplace misconduct if you assault someone on your own time, it's not the Academy's problem.

And the central bank is set to take over regulatory supervision of more than 6,000 euro zone banks — unless opponents of that plan, like many in the German government, succeed in limiting that purview to the region's biggest banks.

In addition, drone piloting is no longer limited to the strict purview of the U.S. Air Force.

First, validity and reliability of secondary data (information bias) may be limited, but these limitations were outside the purview of the research team due to the secondary nature of the data.