Sentence examples for It remits from inspiring English sources

In its financial filings, InterActive acknowledges that it remits taxes to government authorities based on the wholesale cost of the rooms that it buys and resells, not on the amount it charges to consumers who book rooms on its sites.

When the intracranial infection is effectively treated or when it remits spontaneously, but headache persists for more than 3 months, the diagnosis of chronic post-infection headache is made.

Google actually charges more on a cost-per-thousand basis (anywhere from $4 to $5 per 1,000 searches), but it remits a portion of that based on how search ads perform on your site.

If we could identify patients with idiopathic remitting diabetes, we would have an opportunity to study these patients to establish the cause of their diabetes and why it remits.

Pain may persist over several years (6) causing considerable disability and impaired quality of life in some patients (5), whereas it remits partially or completely in others (7, 8), despite further deterioration in small fiber function (8).

Pain may persist over several years, 35 causing considerable disability and impaired QOL in some patients, 36 whereas it remits partially or completely in others 37, 38 despite further deterioration in small-fiber function.

The diagnosis of headache and its causal link with ischaemic stroke is easy because the headache presents both acutely and with neurological signs and because it often remits rapidly.

5 The mini-novel story It establishes its remit in its title.

The government has announced a change to its remit: it will no longer cover as many industries, it'll be easier to get a gangmaster licence, and there will be fewer inspections.

The transparent nature of the commission's set up, and the coverage of every day it sat by independent agencies like Reuters, made sure it fulfilled its remit of investigating thoroughly the truth behind the allegations.

'Or you can say why don't you make the Scottish Parliament responsible for raising its revenue and it can remit to Westminster for common services?