Sentence examples for remit delivery from inspiring English sources

The Ernst & Young report said the government should give "considerable thought … to the implications for remit delivery and the potential for organisational uncertainty" of any sell-off.

The report, by Ernst & Young, said the benefits from privatisation were "inherently uncertain" and warned of "potential risks to [its] remit delivery" with any change of ownership.

"In particular, there is a need to balance the potential (but inherently uncertain) benefits that privatisation may bring against the potential risks to remit delivery if Channel 4 moves from a not-for-profit to profit-maximising status.

However, we acknowledge that commissioning decisions will need to be based on several additional factors, including the level of preclinical or non-psychotic psychopathology requiring assessment at initial referral to EIS, and variation in service organisation, remit and delivery.

Furthermore, CMD symptoms are consistently higher in pregnancy than in the postnatal period, and most antenatal CMD remits following delivery (Cox 1983; Jinadu and Daramola 1990; Aderibigbe et al. 1993; Nhiwatiwa et al. 1998; Collin et al. 2006).

Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM), which resembles type 2 diabetes more than type 1, develops during approximately 7% (range, 5%15%%) of pregnancies, usually remits after delivery, and constitutes a major risk factor for the development of type 2 diabetes later in life.

Hypertension, which develops during pregnancy, remits spontaneously after delivery.

They should have a remit to take on the delivery of transport policy, including the regulation and contracting of bus markets where the private sector is failing to deliver an adequate service.

As a matter of fact, treatment of women with early depressive symptoms is not recommended due to the fact that these symptoms may correspond to baby blues that are prone to remit within 2 weeks after delivery especially when these symptoms are not associated with psychotic symptoms, suicidal plans or attempts [ 20].

They tend to remit after the sixth month following delivery, although in a considerable number of cases they do persist, and the vaginal delivery management appears to offer an opportunity to reduce their morbidity [ 1].

And for that it needs the special cultivation and storage licences which the Home Office is now pleased to grant it.Lest those after a legal spliff start developing curious illnesses to which they were not previously prone, part of GW's remit is to "establish the best delivery method into patients other than smoking".