Sentence examples for purview of the law from inspiring English sources

The dangers of riding the subway drunk, while real, rarely fall under the purview of the law.

Many companies and trade groups lobbied hard for months in hopes that their companies would not fall under the purview of the law, fearing increased regulation.

The key plot point of "Marnie" is the need to keep a dark secret out of the eyes of the public and the purview of the law.

But many more of the witnesses (ear-witnesses, who heard Kitty's screams and cries for help) may well have done as Rasenberger suggests they did, and taken it as a domestic conflict, albeit one playing out in public — a conflict that they presumed was nobody else's business, outside their purview and outside the purview of the law.

Recordings from 1978 are the first to fall under the purview of the law, but in a matter of months, hits from 1979, like "The Long Run" by the Eagles and Bad Girlss" by Donna Summer, will be in the same situation — and then, as the calendar advances, every other master recording once it reaches the 35-year mark.

But many more of the witnesses (ear-witnesses, who heard Kitty's screams and cries for help) may well have done as Rasenberger suggests they did, and taken it as a domestic conflict, albeit one playing out in public a conflict that they presumed was nobody else's business, outside their purview and outside the purview of the law.

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.

Environmental groups and some environmental agency employees estimate, however, that several thousand contaminated sites around the country are not under the purview of the Superfund law.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) would act as a portal for information collected under the purview of the proposed law.

Over the years, many bars and restaurants that fall within the purview of the 500-foot law have received licenses on that basis, despite opposition from some residents.

Mr. Lasdon pointed out a 1909 case where the State Court of Appeals held that "a training school for nurses is not a schoolhouse within the purview of the liquor tax law".