Sentence examples for narrow ambit from inspiring English sources

Because America is holding out for a narrow ambit for any new provisions on compulsory licensing, restricting them to drugs for such diseases as AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis, it looks unlikely that a deal will be struck by the original target date of the end of this year.

Most significantly, the US model for higher education will encourage the commercial narrowing of the ambit of provision until all but those universities in the Ivy League are forced to give up that title.

The title of his latest album, I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go Outside, might come across as late-adolescent solipsism, but it's actually an expression of Earl's narrowing social circle, even as his ambit expands.

Because of the clarity of his style and his philosophical distinction, the work has had a lasting influence, though it is dated in a number of ways and his examples come from a relatively narrow selection of individuals, largely within the ambit of Protestant Christianity.

The ambit claims by the two conservatives set them on a collision course with the attorney general, George Brandis, who is believed to favour narrower protections for religious organisations and civil celebrants.

This census will be relatively modest in ambit.

They lie outside the ambit of the royal commission.

Narrow conversation.

Most have refused to come under the ambit of the Right to Information Act.

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

But the parties at Green Acres began to bring celebrities into his ambit.