Sentence examples for remit to create from inspiring English sources

A pan-India network of placement and tracking (Plant) teams was expanded with the remit to "create bonds with the studentsand help smoothen their transition into work life".

Moses and Tee must also decide on how, or whether, to fulfil Ipso's original remit to create an arbitration service, which is regarded with especial suspicion by regional newspaper publishers.

Soon afterward, Peele joined Boom Chicago, an improv troupe based in Amsterdam, which has a remit to create comedy that "addresses Dutch, American and world social and political issues," although Peele made his mark playing Ute, a vapid Danish supermodel and an occasional presenter of the Eurovision song contest.

The club, who have bounced between the Premiership and Championship for much of the last decade, will continue to play at Headingley in order to meet minimum standards for the top flight, but with a remit to create a powerhouse for the game in England.

Evernote has long held a wider remit to create a platform that people can use for the rest of their lives and beyond.

Their remit: to create "mind-expanding, artistic games for broad audiences, focusing on players creativity while avoiding traditional mechanics like violence".

PARC is now working with ARPA-E, an American government agency whose remit is to create advanced energy technologies, to try to print entire batteries.

The International Finance Corporation (IFC) – whose remit is to create the opportunity for people to escape poverty and improve their lives – invested £4.75m to take a 15.6% stake, arguing that it would be "promoting competitiveness in an industry that is vital to the Indian economy".

His remit is to create communication between brain cells, focusing on memory and attention — which theoretically could treat Alzheimer's and the like.

"It is in his remit to make such a decision.

Mr Thompson's recent announcement of Project Barcelona, which allows programmes from the BBC archive to be downloaded for money, will present fresh challenges to an organisation that seeks to balance its public-service remit with the need to create additional funds and be a global player.