As major-domo of the inauguration, Ms. Phillips, 46, is in charge of coordinating all inaugural events, including the swearing-in, which is handled by Congress, and the parade, which is the military's purview.
The London of Luther's purview is a city in which the number of deranged evildoers per capita would seem to outrank the number of wool sports coats in Oxford and Cambridge.
He expanded the show's purview by including poetry interludes in which Mr. Child read works by Leonard Cohen, often appearing on the screen framed in a Web browser page or on a laptop or an iPad.
The first three sections of this entry examine a broad selection of problems considered to be metaphysical and discuss ways in which the purview of metaphysics has expanded over time.
Big exchanges, notably the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, have urged Congress to bring off-exchange trading in currency derivatives, in which Refco Capital Markets was engaged, under the purview of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
But while the content of thought is provided by the affection of an object on the faculty of sensibility, the way in which this content is cognized remains the purview of the faculty of the understanding.
Factors related to the sort of PMSC service offered or the state in which operations could take place would likely come under government purview.
The commission, in which De Villiers emerged as the dominant figure, defined it primarily as British purview over the Transvaal's external affairs.
Use or production of a full-length gene in which the listed sequence constitutes a short embedded part would fall within the purview of a claimed patent...
In doing so, it discloses the ways in which our sense of self, and our political loyalties and attachments, are influenced by unconscious drives and ordered by symbolic structures that are beyond the purview of individual agency.
