But Mr. Maazel's attempt to create an orchestral purview of the "Ring," honorably made without changing a note (beyond very occasionally transferring a vocal line to an instrument), came across as a project in the process of collapse.
After all, it was impossible to imagine that a work might be distributed without being printed, and printing things without distributing them was the exclusive purview of sad "self-publishers" who got conned by "vanity presses" into stumping up for thousands of copies of their memoirs, which would then moulder in their basements forever.
As Gilman observed, when caregiving becomes the exclusive, unpaid purview of wives and mothers, then people without families don't have access to it: "only married people and their immediate relatives have any right to live in comfort and health".
It might fairly be contended that, upon the facts found by the special verdict, the defendant was not guilty of engaging in the business of delivering pictures without a license, within the purview of the ordinance in question.
But in the end, he is an enthusiast for Roosevelt, Lodge and company, believing that the American rise to power is what preserved the world from Nazism and Communism, and that without the five men under his purview, our history would have been different and not as good.
Without being drawn into doctrinal questions well outside the purview of this essay, two points may be made.
Ignored by some music snobs as cheesy profiteers of the creative music business, CMH's output mostly exists outside the purview of the Billboard pop charts, but it couldn't survive without them. .
Ignored by some music snobs as cheesy profiteers of the creative music business, CMH's output mostly exists outside the purview of the Billboard pop charts, but it couldn't survive without them.
The British counter-argued that ultimate purview over Rhodesian foreign affairs still lay with Whitehall, so Rhodesian appointments without prior British assent were illegal.
His purview was never entirely spelled out, which gave him latitude to exert influence without clear responsibility.
