Sentence examples similar to remit of authority from inspiring English sources

Academies and free schools come under the remit of local authorities.

In removing education from the remit of local authorities the destruction of local democracy is almost complete.

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.

Aside from the pupil premium, the party came out against creating surplus places in "free" schools – a key Tory policy – which would divert money from the Building Schools for the Future programme into new schools outside the remit of the local authority, which are run by parents, charities and possibly profit-making companies.

My second point is that we do not believe it is in the remit of the legislative authority to decide whether the laws have been transposed.

He underlines that the choice for a certain scheme remains within the remit of the competent authority in the Member State, taking into account local specificities and ensuring that existing well-performing and cost-efficient systems are not jeopardised.

The panel told campaigners that because of devolution the issue of child protection fell under the remit of those devolved authorities.

Obviously such checks should be done before important decisions are taken and therefore should be within the remit of the health authorities.

See articleMexico's Senate approved a political reform that would overturn a ban on legislators and mayors standing for consecutive terms and extend the remit of the independent electoral authority to sub-national elections.

Asked about financial institutions selling products to people who did not need them, Mr Carney stressed that such behaviour would be in the remit of the financial conduct authority.

Facebook has its European headquarters in Dublin and falls under the remit of Irish data protection authorities.