Sentence examples similar to long term remit from inspiring English sources
France has not cut and run: while drawing down its military personnel in Mali, it is committed to a wider operation, codenamed Barkhane, with a long-term remit to keep the jihadisat bay across the Sahelian countries.
The delegation of such decisions to a committee with a long-term remit will balance the difficulty of having truly informed consent in such a fast moving field.
This is due to the unpredictable cause and nature of some of the conditions, such as dementia or COPD, and also because some of our long term conditions were relapsing and remitting.
Officials are now said to be exploring ways to introduce new safeguards to ensure the bank retains its green remit in the long term.
Overall, circulating be it in the short or long term, retrospectively measured or planned in the future thus seems to create an incentive to remit.
While it could be argued that depression is not a single entity it is a syndrome with recognisable symptoms that follow a relapsing and remitting course, lending depression many of the features of a long term condition [ 2].
The remit of Sandberg and his colleagues is, he says, "to think really big and really long term, especially about the fate of humanity.
Most participants felt they lacked sufficient information regarding the remit and facilities of the unit and this led to some uneasiness regarding safety and long term sustainability.
"Think long term," he said.
