Sentence examples for purview into from inspiring English sources

What's more, I figured that a glance and a sketch, through Allen's eyes, of the real Café Society would have happily extended his purview into matters that he has generally neglected — politics and, in particular, the politics of race.

They had a big executive team come out to the Valley to investigate what else they could be doing around innovation and they came away with a couple of ideas, including that starting a venture business would give them a real purview into the venture ecosystem.

The NIEHS expanded its purview into global environmental health in 2006, but none of the extramurally funded projects under this initiative have focused on infectious disease per se (Drew et al. 2008).

Jonathan Jones over at The Guardian hailed Gimenez for bringing a virtually invisible work into the pop culture purview, resuscitating it into Internet relevance.

Moreover, in insisting that it was not the president's purview to weigh into the judicial debates over who may or may not have committed criminal activity during the Bush years, Gibbs did seem to invalidate Obama's prior statements that those officials who were merely following orders didn't do anything criminally wrong.

Or will those decisions come into the purview of the proposed ministerial committee?

Its major innovation was bringing the experiences of nonresident Indians into the purview of Bollywood's musical soap opera traditions.

In practice, it is likely to extend the purview of the state into private business, not least mergers while leaving established monopolies, often associated with the government, entrenched.

THE largest independent media services agency in advertising is expanding its purview again, this time into the booming field of health and wellness marketing.

Family lawyers are divided on the answer – some would like to see new legislation that brings the common law into the purview of the actual law.

"Some of us aren't happy that the station doesn't take into its purview music recorded before 1945," Mr. Morgenstern said.