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.
The second starting point is close to the first, but lies within the cultural ambit.
And it made medical knowledge available to those so far excluded from its ambit.
Finally, fragmentation into districts or specific ambits leads us to reconsider the problem of reunification.
But women tended to remain outside the ambit of such trade union organisation.
But petrification and its cognate processes do not remain within the ambit of the divine prerogative.
The common thread is the ambit of clinical discretion in relation to innovation, which historically has been generally unfettered.
Broader questions about the explanatory claims of such considerations could be asked, but they would be too broad for my ambit.
This process extends beyond the ambit of this commentary and will not be discussed here.
