There'd usually be some taxonomic category that would ensure a high degree of structural and/or functional relatedness among the various domains that fell under a particular God's purview.
It accuses Mr. Garz?f knowingly exceeding his legal purview, in particular by contravening a 1977 general amnesty that covered crimes perpetrated during the civil war.
Whippy and darting, a cell phone to each ear, signing off his opening tirade with "Fuckitybye," he bares his teeth at all those in his purview, reserving particular contempt for anyone who uses a word like "purview".
Even when Theodore finds someone to help him — the motorcycle-riding, good Samaritan ex-con Uleene — she seems distracted, as if, while part of this story, she's also part of another story outside the purview of this particular novel.
Applying bibliometrics to citation networks to study the impact of fields, individuals, and particular papers has been the purview of the field of scientometrics [1].
That attitude, gullible as it now seems, had the benefit of keeping this particular epistemological dilemma outside the human purview.
Not included were cultural groups defined by physical disabilities, sexual orientation, or other characteristics, as their particular concerns were not in the purview of this project.
It is worth noting here, for purposes of illustration of what does and doesn't count as IRB-qualified work, that I consulted with the Northwestern IRB to confirm that the interviews I have conducted for this particular project do not fall under the purview of Northwestern's IRB.
Elmore Leonard's Miami novels broadened the purview, having been written — "LaBrava" (1983) in particular — at a time when sleaze was still South Florida's dominant element, symbolized by the then run-down South Beach.
The French artist began his particular brand of nude photography (or, landscape photography, depending on your purview) after a solo trip to Iceland in 2009.
