5 The mini-novel story It establishes its remit in its title.
But there is a danger in sanctifying the remit in this way.
"Above all, there has to be a significant remit in terms of responsibility by the community and by the parents.
After consulting with our members we broadened our remit in 2001 to make our work for individuals more effective.
The GMC panel found that Southall went beyond his remit in accusing M of killing the older boy.
Some of these policies stretched the laws governing the Fed; others extended its remit in ways that made Bernanke uneasy.
Critics claim the station has moved away from its original music-orientated remit in search of a bigger audience.
Oxfam said the military "was going way beyond its remit" in Afghanistan, citing an American Army counterinsurgency manual that defines humanitarian aid as a "nonlethal weapon".
The only protocol drawn up under its remit, in Cartagena in 2003, seeks to avert damage by genetically modified organisms; not a front-rank threat.
A small Conservative majority would mean a government that has almost no MPs outside England, so lacks a remit in the Celtic fringe.
We are delivering our remit in spades," said Mr Abraham, who has discussed the privatisation threat with John Whittingdale, the Culture Secretary.
