"I shall remit the case to the FTT with a direction to allow the taxpayers' appeals against the assessments relating to the payments to the sub-trusts of Sir David Murray, his sons, Mr McClelland and Mr MacMillan; to proceed as accords in relation to the termination payments, the payments in respect of guaranteed bonuses, and any related questions of grossing up.
Upon its opening in 1920, its focus was on World War I, but its remit has since been extended to include World War II and subsequent military engagements.
Many Tories think he is usually only too happy to meddle outside his remit 'I was just doing my duty,' says Heywood.
"If the right players become available then I have the remit to bring them in".
Ipswich boss Mick McCarthy: "When I came, the remit was to stay up and that has not changed.
Second, they will largely appeal to scientists who are happy to leave the highly focused environment of a research lab for a broader remit, i.e., working on the "bigger picture".
I intervene, a remit to calm the market of love interest.
In order to prospectively monitor the change of autonomic function in these patients, patients were asked to receive a follow-up ECG monitoring when their RCVS remitted (i.e. vasoconstriction had normalized and the patients had discontinued nimodipine treatment for at least one month), which was defined as a remission ECG.
I have relapsing remitting MS, experiencing periods of attacks with a worsening of neurologic function, followed by partial or complete recovery of symptoms.
The answer is to monitor with a dose of the gamma remitting I (185 MBq, 5 mCi), which gives a similar count rate as a therapy dose of I, but half the radiation dose of 185 MBq, 5 mCi of I. Then there is no stunning, so that iodine-avid disease can be treated.
