Sentence examples for narrow brief from inspiring English sources

The Commission to Combat Police Corruption also has a narrow brief.

But it had a narrow brief, concentrating on contingency planning for the invasion and its short-term effects, according to a diplomat who attended its meetings.

Bosworth's delegation, meanwhile, has a very narrow brief: to revive the six-party format of discussions.

It was set up in 1991 to replace the Press Council, but has a narrower brief.

Mr Steyn and others hope it will prompt a narrower brief for the commissions, or even their abolition.

At the end of a week in which there have been rumours on Twitter that Nick Clegg may now be persuaded that it would be better for Cable to be outside the cabinet, the business secretary did not shrink from spelling out his views on issues that go well beyond his narrow departmental brief.

These experiments typically focus on manipulating resonant properties of vocal tract cavities and/or acoustic consequences of narrow and brief vocal tract constrictions, because these properties have reliably been shown to underlie phonetic structure.

The S.E.C. initially charted a narrow investigation, lawyers briefed on the case said.

After an initial history of these three pillars, the focus narrows to a brief history of some vortical-flow flight experiments on slender aircraft that have impacted the advancement of aeronautics in recent decades.

Triple P intervention at level 3 (Primary Care Triple P) is a brief, narrow-focus parent programme that is aimed at parents with specific concerns about their child's behaviour or development [ 23].

The waves that the device sends are sufficiently brief and narrow that other aircraft or communications systems will not be affected.