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• n  an area in which something acts or operates or has power or control: "the range of a supersonic jet"
  the ambit of municipal legislation

• Murray, founder of Cato, was the one man in the ambit to say no when the Kochs decided to jettison Mises for reasons of DC preferment.
• Lawyers for the six convicted aid workers said they'd file for an appeal but legal experts believe that given the narrow ambit left to the court under the judicial accords .
• Don't forget I am the constitution's custodian: as long as it is there, I am going to pull everyone within its ambit.

• scope
• range
• reach
• orbit
• compass

News & Articles

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• Suunto Ambit 2 Sapphire - A Few Left For July 1 Delivery At HRWC
  The Suunto Ambit 2 Sapphire uber-GPS watch still has some availability for July 1st according to the Heart Rate Watch Company but interested parties will need to hurry because supplies are limited. (PRWeb June 18, 2013) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2013/6/prweb10840889.htm
  June 18, 2013 - PRWeb

Quotes

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• Ambika Soni in Expressindia.com
  There is not only social pressure, not only media pressure but within our own Cabinet and party, we feel that the so-called honour killings have to be brought under the ambit of the law of the land and how best this can be done,Soni said.
• Bronwyn Pike in Melbourne Herald Sun
  Clearly it's an ambit claim, clearly that is also not acceptable,Ms Pike said today. "Our interest is striking the right balance, giving teachers the extra pay of course which they deserve, but also making sure that we are doing that in...
• John Brumby in NEWS.com.au
  They're putting their claim in and, obviously, that's their ambit claim,Mr Brumby said. "We are happy to pay more than 3.25 per cent but there's got to be service delivery improvements or productivity cost offsets."