Sentence examples for remit on from inspiring English sources

We've no remit on elections.

If this becomes what BBC1 regards as its remit on the arts, then it's a scandal".

And it's fair to say Simon is learning the boundaries of this unusual remit on the job.

The Bank of England had a "sufficiently wide remit" on interest rates, that allowed it to take into account the wider economy.

Linda McAvan, a Labour MEP for Yorkshire and Humber questioned the new party's raison d'être, given that the European parliament has no remit on national devolution.

Politically speaking, however, his most controversial position in office was not on domestic issues, but way outside of his remit, on the international side of things.

He argues that the US Anti-Doping Agency under Travis Tygaart, and the UK Anti-Doping Agency, should expand their remit to take on match-fixing.

What football as a whole, and individual associations in particular, ought to be doing is wresting back some of the ground they have conceded, not allowing Fifa a remit to carry on with more of the same.

Priceline and other companies readily acknowledge that taxes are remitted on wholesale rates that they are charged by hotels.

We investigated whether tryptophan depletion and catecholamine depletion induce alterations in immunologic parameters in patients with seasonal affective disorder remitted on light therapy, and whether these changes are associated with changes in mood.

He was sentenced to one year's suspension from duty, later reduced to nine months; after about six months, the sentence was remitted on October 24.