purview
purview 英 ['pɜːvjuː] 美 ['pɝvju]
n. 范围，权限；视界；条款
名词复数:purviews
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- n. 范围，权限；视界；条款
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1. For decades, currency policy has been the purview of the central bank, but the central bank is a politically weak institution.
几十年来，货币政策一直属于中央银行的权力范围，但是央行本身是一个政治薄弱的机构。
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2. Most hotels don’t have a person responsible for handling social media. Many hotels consider this the purview of marketing, public relations, or sales.
许多酒店没有专人负责和处理和社会媒体的关系，许多酒店认为这属于市场、公关或是营销的范围。
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3. Many market participants have questioned how any hard limit could be enforced, given that different regulatory agencies have purview over different kinds of financing.
由于不同的监管机构对不同种类的贷款有各自的监管权限，许多市场参与者质疑是否会设置硬性限制。
- purview (n.) mid-15c., "body of a statute," from Anglo-French purveuest "it is provided," or purveu que "provided that" (late 13c.), clauses that introduced statutes in old legal documents, from Anglo-French purveu, Old French porveu (Modern French pourvu) "provided," past participle of porveoir "to provide," from Latin providere "look ahead, prepare, supply, act with foresight," from pro "ahead" (see pro-) + videre "to see" (from PIE root *weid- "to see"). Sense of "scope, extent" is first recorded 1788 in "Federalist" (Madison). Modern sense and spelling influenced by view (n.).
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