Sentence examples for have a remit from inspiring English sources
At Teagasc, we have a remit to inform people.
It should have a remit broad enough to ensure no stone will be left unturned.
CEBS has pointed out that it does not have a remit to worry about such things.
This individual would have a remit for planning and quality issues over a wider – often referred to as a "sub-regional" – area while leaving other tasks to the existing local authorities.
The proposed watchdog role would have a remit to inspect and report on women's safety – including the traditionally difficult-to-prosecute issues of female genital mutilation and forced marriage.
Independent schools have a remit than stretches beyond exam results, explains Boyd: "Being a success academically is crucial, but it is only one part of what is going to make you a successful and happy individual.
The active phase lasts for weeks to months and may have a remitting and relapsing course.
The BBC has a remit to inform and entertain.
Its specialist Flying Squad, which has a remit to span different London boroughs, led the investigation.
Channel 4 is publicly owned and has a remit to provide a certain amount of public service broadcasting.
The most important is the Arctic Council, which has a remit that is environmental and non-binding.
