Sentence examples for purview of state from inspiring English sources

Minister Ramesh, who has said that the issue of land falls within the purview of state governments, has called for another round of talks on Oct. 11.

Unlike the House, where the many vacancies that pop up are filled solely by special election, Senate vacancies, under the Constitution, remain the purview of state law.

Perhaps the focus should be on Congress's habit of federalizing crimes that were once within the sole purview of state courts.

Chris Abbott, the lead author of the report and visiting research fellow at Bradford University's School of Social and International Studies, said: "The use of drones for surveillance and attack is no longer the purview of state militaries alone.

The department said it had "very limited jurisdiction" in policing activities such as land clearing, which came under the purview of state and territory governments, and said it preferred mediation to prosecution when laws were breached.

"While the development and enforcement of drug rules routinely and correctly fall under the purview of state racing commissions alone, the Jockey Club believes that there is no place in this sport for anyone who repeatedly violates drug rules," said James L. Gagliano, president and chief operating officer of the Jockey Club.

The second section asks how widespread access to resources such as Pretty Good Privacy and anonymous remailers allows the possibility of "Crypto Anarchy"—essentially carving out space for activities that lie outside the purview of nation states and other traditional powers.

But school security decisions are typically the purview of states and school boards.

The strategy aligns with conservative ideology that education policy is the purview of states, not the federal government.

The right of action against a state actor is exclusively within the purview of states as articulated in the United Nations Charter and the Articles on State Responsibility.

It has long been established in law that if an issue comes within the purview of states, and if states have their own public policy on that issue, then they do not have to recognise another state's law.