| The dramatization of real-life events has tended to become the purview of the makers of the made-for-television movie. |
| The question of awards and damages should be the purview of state legislators. |
| The selection of people to be placed under observation is entirely within the purview of the investigating police officers. |
| Once he does that, their behaviours no longer fall under the purview of evolutionary theory, as it is not generally concerned with pathology. |
| It was not pressed with any force by Mr Blades, and is not within the purview of Boyd's leave to appeal granted by us. |
| Such a survey, while readily extractable from the extensive scholarship on modern China, is clearly beyond the purview of this essay. |
