Sentence examples for potential purview from inspiring English sources

Leahy's bill would curtail bulk collection of data under Section 215 of the Patriot Act, create a special advocate inside of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) and add a host of language changes to current law that would greatly limit the potential purview of many surveillance programs.

This work reviews the rationale for smart RT biomaterials, the state of the art in this emerging cross-disciplinary research area, challenges and opportunities for further research and development, and a purview of potential clinical applications.

The United States program also seeks to identify needs that fall outside the program's established purview, thus shaping potential new directions for the program, and advocates for the foundation's domestic efforts.

Green-lighting a potential merger candidate was solely the purview of Buffett, his vice-chairman, Charlie Munger, and the Berkshire board.

Nature's method of rerouting LDL in atherosclerosis provides a strategy to extend the cancer targeting potential of lipoproteins beyond its narrow purview.

Although some policies are set by the Health Resources and Services Administration through the Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network, and infectious disease guidelines are available, screening of potential organ donors is under the purview of the individual organ procurement organizations, and variability exists in the testing that is performed for many agents (39 ).

The potential laws that are beyond the county's purview to establish or enforce will not, he said, be ignored.

Then, in his first bit of field work, Snowden discovers that spies often have dirty hands, and he learns that the powerful tools of surveillance at his disposal often have the potential to make serious trouble for people in his purview, and for their family members and people many degrees of separation outward.

As Gary Weiss put it back in 2008, "Thus Geithner reports to a board that is composed of people who are not only under his purview but would also benefit from any potential bailouts.

The shift of LTSS to a managed care system also offers the potential to consolidate programs within the health plan's purview.

From this purview, the education of tomorrow's medicinal chemists, potential issues pertaining to pharmaceutical-related intellectual property, and a brewing paradox between enhanced knowledge and molecular diversity relative to the discovery of new drugs, are also considered before reiterating the chapter's major points in the conclusions section.