1The new policy aims to circumscribe the powers of the executive branch, ensuring greater accountability and transparency.
2Does the concept of national sovereignty necessarily circumscribe the scope of international law?
3Geographers use various techniques to circumscribe the boundaries of a region, taking into account cultural, economic, and environmental factors.
4The artist's use of bold lines and vibrant colors serves to circumscribe the central figure, drawing the viewer's attention to its emotional intensity.
5There is an ongoing debate among scholars about whether the definition of 'human rights' should be circumscribed by cultural and historical context or remain universally applicable.