Sentence examples for remit to work from inspiring English sources

A very different take on food technology and agricultural research came last week from Kanayo Nwanze, the president of Ifad, the only UN agency with a specific remit to work for poor people.

Very quickly, Activision revealed that it had also formed a new studio, Sledgehammer Games, with Glen Schofield and Michael Condrey previously of EA's Visceral Games at its head, and a remit to work on the Call of Duty brand.

December 1st 1961 is when West Papua, as the separatists call the territory, started on the road to independence, blocked when the United Nations handed it to Indonesia in 1963.In June, at a congress of the booming independence movement, Mr Eluay was given a remit to work peacefully for independence and report back on December 1st.

"It is heartening to see the NRW using their remit to work with the developers for the benefit of everyone concerned.

Meanwhile, St Mirren have announced the appointment of lifelong fan and local businessman Ian Henderson to the board of directors with a remit "to work to enhance and improve the commercial aspects of the club".

And despite its geographically specific name, the AMRA, using Kobalt's "KORE" technology, will have a global remit to work across multiple markets to track plays across the disparate long tail of streaming platforms and other sources that may use digital music, which Kobalt (possibly generously) estimates to number at 900,000.

Few agencies are licensed to work in Syria and those who are have specific remits to work with Iraqi refugees, who fled in the wake of the US war on Iraq.

Their remit is to work with local communities and health professionals to improve patient care.

The official remit is to work with two Sky project managers to "discover online talent in the UK and worldwide", and to build relationships with content creators.

My ongoing remit is to work closely with the board and local management team over the final months of the season".

Davidson-Houston's remit is to "work across Channel 4 to identify and deliver online experiences that distribute and amplify our core television output and support Channel 4's key purposes", says the broadcaster, building on his track record which included the relaunch of Channel4.com as the home of Channel 4's programmes and the TV catchup service 4oD.