Sentence examples for expanded brief from inspiring English sources

He anticipated the reforms would result in an increase in the number of CDC board members to ensure it had the expertise in place to carry out its expanded brief.

And he used his expanded brief after the 2004 election to pursue his vision.This lay behind the policy of "big-government conservatism" (a combination of rewards for conservatives and bribes for Democrats).

His reward for smoothing the process and working to keep its best people from leaving is an expanded brief and perhaps before the year is out a shot at Mr Lewis's job.

The Warner Music Group, the smallest of the three major record companies, has had several management defections since it was sold a year ago, and now its upper ranks have been reshuffled once again with the departure of one of its top record label chiefs and an expanded brief for the head of its publishing division.

However, with an expanded brief which includes overseeing the health of the country's banks, it will be a tough job.

It was revised upwards after taking into account previously overlooked costs such as VAT, increased security costs, and an expanded brief to regenerate the lower Lea Valley area.

Obama administration officials plan to brief the full membership of Congress this weekend, the first such expanded briefing for lawmakers since the Aug. 21 chemical weapons attack blamed on the Syrian government that killed 1,400 people, including at least 426 children.

Soon the company became Speech Dynamics, and Miss Sarnoff expanded her brief to embrace all aspects of personal presentation.

He has since expanded his brief to tackle the power of parliamentary whips in This House and the invasion of technology by corporate interests in Privacy.

XOYO, EC2, Tue JR Once a member of Drive-By Truckers, the 21st century's most southern and most rocking southern rock band, Jason Isbell has expanded his brief to rock the whole of the US.

While meeting the eight millennium development goals (MDGs) remains important, respondents made clear the need for an expanded post-2015 brief that made inclusive growth, decent jobs, peace and security, freedom from violence, good governance and environmental sustainability priorities – issues that appeared in the millennium declaration, but did not make it into the MDGs in 2000.