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Indeed, the Doha round has flagged partly because its remit is so narrow.

The charity does not investigate the people who post the images, because its remit is simply to remove the pictures.

However, he worries that Fleet Street won't agree on reform, and that the Leveson inquiry is deeply flawed because its remit is too wide and its advisers don't have "frontline investigative newspaper experience".

The MCC has been slow to disburse cash, partly because of bureaucratic foul-ups in Washington but mostly because its remit is so ambitious and some African countries have struggled to draw up plausible plans for how to spend the money.Mr Bush also wants to highlight African successes.

BBC3 launched a year after BBC4 because its remit was initially rejected by the then culture secretary Tessa Jowell, who said it was too entertainment led.

But residents are in for a shock, because what the council now regards as its remit is barely recognisable from the days when I first offered my services around here.

Its remit is to invest profitably in wind, biomass and other green schemes that struggle to gain funding elsewhere because they are considered too risky or long-term for the private sector on its own.

By common consent, this body works well, and its remit is set to expand in 2017.

Published here, its remit is Turkey - not its sordid politics, but its art, architecture, history and antiquities.

After protests, its remit was extended to private boarding schools.

The Chilcot inquiry has arguably failed its remit, but its remit was probably not the one you think.