Sentence examples for broad remit of from inspiring English sources

This broad remit of responding to community needs often means that they struggle to promote themselves effectively.

Ms Marsh said the NSPCC no longer ran centres with the broad remit of the Tottenham centre.

The report acknowledged the broad remit of the definition, listing 32 areas in which children could be deemed vulnerable including slavery, trauma, family problems, parental unemployment and poverty.

This is a more challenging task than for monetary policy decisions given the broad remit of possible policies that can be employed (or recommended) by the FPC and their more complex transmission mechanism".

Beyond that, the Superangel fund will be sector agnostic, sticking to a broad remit of information technology.

English Heritage is a governmental body with a broad remit of managing the historic sites, artefacts and environments of England.

Cell therapy and tissue engineering are part of the broader remit of regenerative medicine.

Mr Paterson has a choice: to bolster it, or subsume it within the broader remit of the Environment Agency.

In a separate statement, SNP committee member and former BBC news presenter John Nicholson said: "BBC Scotland should now deliver a high-quality six o'clock television news programme for Scottish audiences with a broader remit of national, UK, and international stories, in the way that Radio Scotland or any newspaper already does.

Primary care has the broadest remit of all health care areas.

However, because Poore (2005) [ 3] focused on resolving peracarid relationships while Richter & Scholtz (2001) [ 4] had the broader remit of malacostracan phylogeny, these studies are not strictly comparable.