Sentence examples for such purview from inspiring English sources

Under such purview, the current report deals with the computational photodynamic behavior of ruthenium II) nitrosyl complex containing N, N'-salicyldehyde-ethylenediimine (SalenH2), the synthesis and X-ray crystallography of which is already known [Ref. 38,39].

We asked the executive director of a large state pension fund with significant private equity investments if he had any such purview.

Planning health sector reforms or identifying health policy in areas normally outside its purview, such as poverty or economic development, are likely to demand such knowledge, as they provide new disciplinary or social perspectives on a given problem and activate new associations and meanings for policy issues [ 84].

Consequently, Partners in Health often helps supply things that fall outside a medical-aid organization's typical purview, such as bridges and satellite dishes and gasoline.

Its powers extended to areas not previously under its purview, such as defence and foreign policy.

And TMZ has scored conspicuous scoops on topics directly under his committee's purview, such as Secret Service security lapses.

From a statistical point of view, such problems fall under the purview of specification error, and in this case it could be argued that the problem is mainly related to estimating a model with the wrong set of predictors.

And this year we have two such within-our-purview situations happening.

Given that such recommendations are the purview of CSB, but are not the purview of the ATF, it is hard to see how such recommendations could be forthcoming under the current circumstances.

And they also serve as a forum for political gestures to be made.Normally, such gestures are the purview of AIDS activists.

And they also serve as a forum for political gestures to be made for fingers to be stuck in the air for non-meteorological reasons.Normally, such gestures are the purview of international AIDS activists those for whom drug companies are always wicked, politicians never sufficiently concerned, and no pot of money ever big enough.