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

"There has been some speculation that I will not bring an impartial mind to some aspects of the terms of reference," Gooda said on Tuesday.

It is for that reason that the specific questions identified in part two of the terms of reference almost inevitably cannot presently be pursued," he said.

Foster expressed concern that one motive for the extension of the terms of reference, judging by the remarks of Tory MPs, may be to clip the BBC's wings.

One of the terms of reference requires the committee to consider how to improve the link between the the DHS and the family court.

"We also have strong concerns that the CLP government was involved with the drafting of the terms of reference and will also be involved in the administration of this royal commission," she told media on Thursday afternoon.

But the employment minister, Eric Abetz, said penalty rates were not explicitly mentioned in any version of the terms of reference and "always will be" a matter for the independent Fair Work Commission to determine.

Of course, a lot will depend on the terms of reference he has been given.

"My role as a Councillor is that I will work with all faith groups if they subscribe to the terms of reference of partnership," he replied.

The inquiry will look into the impact of closed detention on the health and development of children, according to the terms of reference which were released by the commission on Monday morning.

Labour leader Ed Miliband welcomed the widening of the terms of references and the appointment of those on the panel.

The government continued to refuse to set out the terms of reference of the inquiry into Fox, or why the issue had not been referred to Sir Philip Mawer, the independent adviser on ministerial standards.