Sentence examples for purview to include from inspiring English sources
That broadens her purview to include other aspects of the broadcast schedule like daytime, news and children's programming.
Coming episodes of Mr. Morris's show will depart from drugs entirely, widening the purview to include all the ways people alter consciousness — "a fundamental human desire," as Mr. Morris put it.
"Public relations is something that Neiman can bring to complement Allen & Gerritsen," said Jennifer J. Moyer, vice president for marketing at Insight Pharmaceuticals in Trevose, Pa., who originally hired Neiman for advertising work and recently expanded the agency's purview to include public relations for two brands, e.p.t. and Monistat.
From that starting point its purview gradually expanded to include all of Latin America and then, more ambitiously still, artists of Hispanic descent around the world.
Over time, Energy Star's purview has grown to include appliances, office equipment, lighting, electronics, and even single-family homes.
As are further attempts to expand the purview of the M.P.A.A., to include other products and behaviors.
The IACHR has become more ambitious in the past decade, expanding from its historic purview of political repression to include gay rights, labour rights and indigenous rights.
Indeed, Splendour's purview on Friday stretched to include film, comedy and a series of forum events that in the coming days will include speakers such as the West Australian Greens Senator, Scott Ludlam, and ABC Television's Lateline and Q&A host, Tony Jones.
HHS is a vast and sprawling bureaucracy made up of vital health agencies like the Food and Drug Administration, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, and its purview reaches even further to include welfare, programs for the aging, homeland security and global health issues.
It soon became apparent that the scope of the issues went beyond the purview of clinical ethics to include organisational and public health ethics.
Mr. Dimon notes that the board's purview extends beyond "financial results," to include strategic programs and a range of other metrics.
