Sentence examples for narrow remit from inspiring English sources

Mueller had a narrow remit, and it seems he took that narrowness to heart.

It may have been a grassroots-driven campaign but it still had a very narrow remit.

That was what Clinton was required to do, but he went way beyond that narrow remit.

But starting from this narrow remit, the committee also stumbled – with palpable amazement – into a far wider problem.

Some universities are offering narrow degrees – this inevitably means they are restricting their pool of applicants to a narrow remit.

Labour said the review had a "very narrow remit" and did not take Royal Mail's property assets into account.

Parliamentary committees used to be relatively weak, with narrow remits to hold government departments to account.

There is some concern over the fact that: the CCA is dependent on renewal of its funding from the federal government (in 2015, it received a 5-year allocation of $15 million); that ministers can request narrow remits for the advice given; and that the CCA is not supposed to make any recommendations in its reports.

She would be left with a much narrower remit over human rights violations.

Triton has fewer resources, less than a third of the budget and a narrower remit.

There was to be no blue skies thinking, and he was replaced after two-and-a-half years in the job by Richard Bowker, who was given a much narrower remit.