This is a fascinating and rare movie, with a purview that quickly transcends the topic of social networking.
"What does that have to do with the purview of the agency?" he added, calling it another "imperfection" in the nuclear nonproliferation treaty.
"What does that have to do with the purview of the agency?" he added, calling it an "imperfection" in the arms treaty from which the agency draws its mandate.
On "Sin Fronteras" (Fonovisa/Universal) he leaves behind his usual territory — drug-trade songs and stories of crazy romance — to cover more sensitive Spanish-language love songs of the last 40 years, from salsa, bachata and 1970s Latin pop, with a purview skewing toward northwestern Mexico.
In line with the purview of the current issue, this review assesses the utility of ME as a means of enhancing solubility of poorly soluble drugs/chemicals.
As important as his work at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission has been, the deputy Treasury job is bigger — with a broad purview and the ability to jump into all kinds of issues.
HG Watch on YouTube The supreme British exponent of the idea that dance music can grab you by the hips and frontal lobe simultaneously, Beatrice Dillon is a producer, DJ and ethnomusicologist with a global purview of funk.
He immediately alienated many of the 500 scientists under his purview with calls to reorganize research programs and threats to close a zoological field station and a lab for materials science research and education (Science, 13 July 2001, p. 194).
The company released the figure in conjunction with new product features that will allow its product to be used by businesses that have multiple locations, harmonizing data, and allowing for partial access for leaders with single-location purview, for example.
This would be a wholly new position with far broader purview than the current USAID Administrator's portfolio.
