Sentence examples for of its terms of reference from inspiring English sources

Jay quickly rejected the call for a complete overhaul and said she wanted to reassure victims and survivors that the inquiry panel would not be seeking any revision of its terms of reference or introduce any new restrictions on its scope.

The inquiry still has to finalise membership of its panel and agree its terms of reference.

Nor is delivery on the limitless extent of all of the aspirations in its terms of reference possible in any cohesive or comprehensive manner".

"It is also essential that the campaigners are consulted on the membership of any panel and its terms of reference.

But the prime minister's spokesman showed flexibility over the composition of the inquiry, its terms of reference and even its timescale.

"The commission will issue its final report to government by the end of the year in accordance with its terms of reference".

Its terms of reference include the economic impacts of illegal sites on legal Australian businesses, international measures, and options to educate the public – including warnings and campaigns.

Last month, when the government launched a consultation for a garden city development at Ebbsfleet, the TCPA accused it of failing to set out any of the garden city principles in its terms of reference.

Even as the inquiry opened on Monday, almost nine years after the battle, there were signs of legal disputes to come, with lawyers for relatives of the dead Iraqis saying its terms of reference were too narrow and the MoD arguing that it should be limited strictly to allegations of mistreatment that were the subject of preceding high court proceedings.

Among the questions posed by the Treasury select committee in its terms of reference, is the impact of Brexit, if any, on the UK's regime for handling troubled banks and how far advanced are UK banks in meeting current rules.

Leveson part 2 was commissioned in July 2011 when its terms of reference were set out, alongside those of part 1.