0 the area that a person or an organization is interested in, is responsible for, or controls:
He had been commenting on matters that were, strictly speaking, outside his bailiwick.
Shanks's bailiwick is history and philosophy of science - specifically, philosophy of biology and philosophy of physics.
I presume to speak only for my own bailiwick and not for other parts of the country.
People dislike change in their own bailiwick, even the most remarkable performers.
The point is not for a trust to defend its own bailiwick.
That is the longest bridlepath in the country and one that now falls under the bailiwick of my conservation board.
This matter then came into the bailiwick of the local borough council.
I do not believe that there should be self-contained ministerial bailiwicks in this field.
I found his remarks interesting, but not in my particular bailiwick.
