Sentence examples for of the ambit of from inspiring English sources
He declared them as being out of the ambit of Islam," the declaration continues.
He lived on until 1978, but by then the world of magazines, as art, had spun way out of the ambit of his limited vision.
Day after day, events sped dizzily on, out of the ambit of the Soviet Union, out of state socialism as it was understood, towards a condition I felt liberating.
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.
A special independent commission should appoint the heads and boards of the BBC, Channel 4 and Ofcom the broadcast regulator, just as the judicial appointments commission keeps judge-making well out of the ambit of governments.
"Had counsel for the MPS been aware of such material, we are told they would have wanted to understand the nature of it, in order to advise as to whether or not it should be disclosed to the chairman, particularly given the widening of the ambit of the files that the inquiry wished to consider".
The bill, within the framework of Jewish law, would expand the ambit of conversion, prevent the application of unjustified stringencies, and provide more leniency and flexibility in administration.
(Crimes related to culturally important works of art fall under the ambit of federal law enforcement, and the maps qualify).
They acquire their full meaning within arm's reach, in the confiding zone — the ambit of embraces — where the sovereignty of sight blurs into that of touch.
Less vivid as an example – but still a matter of concern – in the UK was the resistance voiced by some private contractors, on grounds of cost, to the inclusion of prisons within the ambit of the Corporate Manslaughter Act.
Today Mr Fordham said it was "undeniable" that allegations of systemic abuse fell within the ambit of human rights legislation protecting against inhuman and degrading treatment.
