Sentence examples for own remit from inspiring English sources

Transcendence was in his own remit.

"Each prize has its own remit, why expand it?" he asks.

11.53am GMT Carney is asked if the Bank of England should be questioing its own remit - ie asking whether the inflation target is the right target.

"I think it's potentially a lot easier to do at international level because everybody's got their own remit, their own jobs to do anyway".

But even for those willing to take on the (usually minimal) legal risk, there are so many bodies aiming to influence high-level policy, each with its own remit and degree of authority, that it can be hard to make sense of how it all works.

What is useful or relevant for some databases need not be so for others, and each needs to be assessed in terms of its own remit and user community.

Moreover, we compared the proportion of remittance senders in the 2000 FIU poll with another survey, where Cuban respondents were asked specifically about their own remitting behavior, and found minimal differences.8.8

Our current view of the global health research landscape is further obscured by the diverse classification systems and nomenclatures that the funders of research have adopted to define their portfolios and deliver against their own remits.

Those who own such assets remit an additional A$649 per annum.

The latter is advising the government on a planned merger or sale of Channel 4, which is funded by advertising but publicly owned, with a remit to deliver a diverse range of public service content.

The co-conspirators in the United States took over from there, transferring funds into their own accounts and remitting some money back to their accomplices in Egypt, according to the indictment.