Sentence examples for has no remit from inspiring English sources

The European parliament, as ever, has plenty to say about immigration, but absolutely nothing to do because it has no remit over policymaking, which remains overwhelmingly national.

The MHRA has no remit on medicine pricing, and tends to intervene only when a product's name or description makes a medically misleading claim.

Linda McAvan, a Labour MEP for Yorkshire and Humber questioned the new party's raison d'être, given that the European parliament has no remit on national devolution.

Sadly the commission has no remit over that; but, if it does vote to resume commercial whaling (as it has the right to do), it should not create a system of quotas allocated by country.

When asked about resident dissatisfaction with L&Q, the mayor's office said Khan had raised the issues with L&Q but has no remit to get involved in individual complaints.

Education Leeds has no remit to consider the social impact of its decisions and has clearly disregarded all the arguments which concern the communities of Hyde Park, Woodhouse and Little London.

We've no remit on elections.

However, the OECD said it "had no remit to make projections" on whether the target would be hit by 2020.

SACRED geography may have no place in modern international law, and the judges who adjudicate territorial disputes at the International Court of Justice have no remit in such matters.

The Human Tissue Authority HTAA), which regulates organisations which remove, store and use human tissue, had been consulted but said it had no remit to intervene in such a case.

The accountancy firm noted it had no remit to investigate the riot, in which 40 people were hospitalised and 25 arrested.