Purview
Pur´view
PURVIEW. That part of an act of the legislature which begins with the words
"Be it enacted," &c., and ends before the repealing clause. Cooke's R. 330 3
Bibb, 181. According to Cowell, this word also signifies a conditional gift
or grant. It is said to be derived from the French pourvu, provided. It
always implies a condition. Interpreter, h.t.
agency,
agentship,
ambit,
assignment,
authority,
authorization,
brevet,
care,
charge,
clear sight,
color vision,
commission,
commissioning,
commitment,
compass,
cone vision,
consignment,
cure,
day vision,
daylight vision,
delegated authority,
delegation,
deputation,
devolution,
devolvement,
discernment,
embassy,
empowerment,
entrusting,
entrustment,
errand,
executorship,
exequatur,
extension,
extent,
eye,
eye-mindedness,
eyesight,
factorship,
farsight,
farsightedness,
field of view,
field of vision,
full power,
horizon,
jurisdiction,
keen sight,
ken,
legation,
license,
lieutenancy,
mandate,
mission,
night vision,
office,
orbit,
perception,
peripheral field,
peripheral vision,
perspicacity,
perspicuity,
photopia,
plenipotentiary power,
power of attorney,
power of sight,
power to act,
procuration,
proxy,
quick sight,
radius,
range,
reach,
regency,
regentship,
responsibility,
rod vision,
scope,
scotopia,
seeing,
sense of sight,
sight,
sightedness,
sweep,
task,
trust,
trusteeship,
twilight vision,
unobstructed vision,
vicarious authority,
vision,
visual acuity,
visual field,
visual sense,
warrant