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Meanings of ambit in English
Usage of ambit in English
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But he determined the key to the solution lay within that ambit.
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Its ambit now extends beyond oil assets to infrastructure and even financial services.
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Everything has to be done within the ambit of the law.
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You and me are not the sole souls in its ambit.
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They don't always notice the enormous unmet needs of folks outside their ambit.
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Some Indigenous groups started making ambit claims over the Sydney Opera House and sporting facilities.
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There is a distinct lack of clarity around the scope or ambit of those transactions.
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Miss Donovan's voice whispered dramatically as her eyes swept the tiny clue within their ambit.
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The Government will want the price of new houses to remain within the ambit of young couples.
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In protecting the public broadcaster, the SABC will always act within ambit of the law, Seapolelo said.
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There's a rich, belly-deep tone underpinning fiddler Aidan Connolly's debutthat magnetically draws the listener into its ambit.
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There are also calls to include real estate sector under the ambit of a single nation-wide tax regime.
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GAA games will not now come within the ambit of the Northern Ireland Parades Commission, it is understood.
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We appeal to those who are participating in the protest to act within the ambit of the law.
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It was a bluish glow which emanated from the trail, tinting those flakes which came within its ambit.
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She said that "at the very least" the system should come under the ambit of the Ombudsman.
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