Conversely, to have a plan for the future is positively associated with economic attachments to both country of origin (remitting every month) and the host country (own a home) and to the socio-cultural attachments (high degree of approval for Italian lifestyle, frequent use of Italian at home and (though only for men) to have a network with more Italians).
Sure, his choices were chilled and relaxing, the kind of sonic bath that is Chill's remit, yet every choice was intelligent and musical.
Arts Council England have neither the resources nor the remit to interrogate every aspect of artistic and business practice.
But Big Boi's Speakerboxxx - which opens with 'Ghettomusick', a blistering call to arms for hip hop to expand its sonic remit - is every bit as bold.
If BBC1 is one of the biggest jobs in broadcasting, then it is also one of the toughest, with a remit to appeal to every part of the population and its output subjected to forensic analysis by the corporation's critics.
Oxford University is famed for many things, but among people who care about books, it is celebrated for the Bodleian Library, a "deposit" library founded in the 14th century whose remit is to collect every scholarly work published in English and store it for the ages.
The BBC can maintain its reputation and fulfil its public service remit, but it can make every pound it gets go further – getting more money on screen, on-air and online".
· Why is it that every damned popster thinks their remit includes sharing personal pain through song?
The employer must withhold state and federal income taxes and social-security taxes from the nanny's wages weekly and remit them to the various tax authorities every quarter, as well as dealing with the agencies that run unemployment-insurance and injury-insurance schemes.
He also pointed to the current system in Canada whereby the remit of the central bank is reviewed every five years.
