Sentence examples for remit some of from inspiring English sources

It is also home to two million Pakistanis who remit some of their earnings to families at home – a vital source of foreign income for the cash-strapped country.

"This will allow them to continue to work here and to remit some of their wages back home to support El Salvador's recovery efforts," Mr. Bush said after the meeting.

Other benefits to Tunisia could arise if Maryam chooses to remit some of her earnings home, or return one day to work in Tunisia.

Our "worst case" assumption of withdrawals as failures to respond or remit should alleviate some of that concern.

Perhaps, they wish to make up for their undocumented family members' restricted ability to remit or, if some of their family members were deported, they might need to increase their remittances to support those relatives as well.

Migrants are expected to remit part of their earnings leading some receivers to migrate too.

Ministers now intend to expand its remit into some of the most controversial areas of Government policy.

Siobhan Kenny, chief executive of RadioCentre, said: "Ahead of [the BBC's] charter renewal, we need to focus on the size, scope and remit of some of the BBC's most popular services, and what roles they will have in a future digital environment.

He argued that it was beyond the city council's remit because some of the infrastructure, such as the extension of the metro, falls within state jurisdiction.

The lack of VR training amongst NHS services meant service providers were reluctant to contact stroke survivors' employers because they lacked confidence or did not see employer liaison as part of their remit: "Some staff are unsure as to whether they have permission to visit other places with patients including work places.

After handing out most of the top jobs to his coalition partners, he has had to fiddle with existing departments to create new ministries, some with rather vague remits, for some of his Likud colleagues.