The sphere in which Muslim Americans were most critical of their country is in foreign policy.
Sport will not be the only sphere in which laws will be re-worded and terms redefined.
But it is being argued that there is one sphere in which turning 25 puts you at a serious disadvantage.
The remaining cold war superpower, the United States, is slowly squaring up to the emerging behemoth, China, in a sphere in which Beijing has a distinct advantage: cyberspace.
The sphere in which this right is to be exercised could hardly be less contested, at least in the western world.
Feminist historians, Baker included, have interpreted it as an attempt to control the small sphere in which Victorian Washington allowed women power.
Music is one sphere in which the young people of this country don't need to be told to respect their elders.
Clearly, if one event propelled the organization into the sphere in which Mr. Bisnow hopes to operate, it was the White House meeting.
Why do people with proven ability in other fields defer to a cultural sphere in which ability is a bit of a joke?
As chiefs led in the political sphere of traditional native California life, shamans led in the sphere in which spiritual and physical health intertwined.
This condition pertains with special poignance to a sphere in which the rich (collectors, patrons) and the relatively poor (artists, intellectuals) intermingle.
