Sentence examples for Lack of remit from inspiring English sources

Sir Andrew Cubie, the author of a seminal report into higher education funding in Scotland, which argued that free higher education was unsustainable, says he is concerned about the Office for Fair Access's lack of remit in Scotland.

(GP, B04) Despite enthusiasm for the concept of case management, all stakeholders expressed a lack of clarity over the remit of case managers.

She is attempting to push Ceop into the ill thought-out National Crime Agency, demonstrating a lack of understanding of the broader remit and multi-agency platform.

Whilst this event may not have been highlighted unless the pharmacist had initiated the MUR, the limited remit and lack of collaboration with the GP led to the pharmacist closing off discussion and failing to ensure that the issue was resolved: Jane [Pharmacist]: The Ventolin… Mia [Patient]: Which ones that?

Participants highlighted a range of different routes into treatment with the subsequent treatment journey often characterized as fragmented, with input from a number of different staff in different settings and an overall lack of clarity around the role and remit of each.

On the contrary, the studies reporting a lack of association between ToM impairment and remitted schizophrenia primarily have used tasks that assess whether patients could understand others' false belief [ 18- 22].

These results are consistent with the idea that increased bacterial movement is due to the lack of aggregation between cells that in turn remits faster advance.

Migrants with irregular statuses remit less, indicating that their lack of secure legal status directly blocks them from cross-border action (Table 1).

c) Due to lack of information on the total amounts of money remitted to Kenya by emigrant doctors and nurses, it was not possible to estimate the net loss of returns from investments resulting from emigrating health professionals.

We believe the biggest difficulty in interpreting our work is the lack of a coherent and justified framework for the purpose, standards and remit of undergraduate dermatology education.

Does omission of pain documentation represent an assumption that pain management lies outside the remit of the doctor role, or perhaps reflects a lack of education?