0 the range or limits of the influence of something:
They believe that all the outstanding issues should fall within the ambit of the talks.
It transcended the realm of 'politics' by bringing religious symbols into its ambit.
What was intended, indeed, was the approval of discoveries made within its ambit in which its members had an interest.
Despite the small theatre coteries in which they moved, the differences in their educational, religious, and client-patronage ambits contributed to divergent dramaturgic practices and preoccupations.
Popular culture and scientific liberalism thus conspired to sketch out firm maps of the extent of human personality and the limited ambit of scientific representation.
In other words, while bringing additional areas into the ambit of forest cover, the government never gave up constant extraction of resources.
Consciousness is the quality of experience from the subjective viewpoint and is forever beyond the ambit of strictly experimental study.
Apart from these, however, he was heavily engaged in teaching and writing outside of his normal ambit.
This process extends beyond the ambit of this commentary and will not be discussed here.
