Sentence examples for beyond its remit from inspiring English sources

He is also likely to agree with the Conservatives on the committee that it was going beyond its remit by commenting on Murdoch's status as a man capable of running an international company.

Described as a club night with the vibe of a house party, it goes above and beyond its remit of pleasing some of the people all of the time with a playlist devoid of the sort of obscure tracks much beloved by chin-strokers and musical elitists.

The Treasury began legal action in September, arguing the EU had gone beyond its remit in seeking to regulate bonuses, which it claims had been decided without proper consultation and with no impact assessment.

It wasn't a complete postwar history – that's far beyond its remit.

That was encouraging countries to use the WTO's enforcement powers to pursue objectives that may have stretched beyond its remit.

The report also condemns the Electoral Commission, the government-backed body that scrutinises polls, for straying beyond its remit.

It has moved beyond its original remit of connecting businesses to each other to ventures that let companies sell directly to the public (Tmall) and enable members of the public to sell to each other (Taobao).

It has gone beyond its old remit of schooling orphans to take in children hit by what many simply call "the events"– a euphemism that often includes the death or detention of a parent, usually described tactfully as "missing".

But for the first time Bernanke also offered a second argument to justify his inaction: even if the Fed had gone beyond its legal remit and tried to save Lehman, it wouldn't have worked, because the panic enveloping the firm was already too advanced.

Elsewhere in Turkey, some argued that the crackdown was expanding far beyond its acceptable remit.

For example, the Digital Bridge Institute under the telecoms ministry could expand its role in providing technical training beyond its current remit.