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Even some of Kouchner's own aides aren't yet sure how broad his remit will be.

Given the complexities of choosing for newly independent readers, the broad remit will be widely welcomed.

• The Met's remit will be brought into line with that of other forces.

Its remit will be restricted to its narrow technical and enforcement roles.

Its remit will be to ensure that individual banks comply with capital-adequacy rules, have sufficient liquid assets and spread their lending risks.

Renate Künast, a leading Green, will head an agricultural ministry whose remit will be widened to include consumer protection and food.

While the analytics dashboard is likely to be something that would be accessed through media.twitter.com and aimed at publishers and others using Twitter in a business context, events will have a wider remit: it will be pinned to the top of the timeline, in Explore and accessible through Search, Coleman said.

The remit and reporting line will be set out in a public advertisement in due course.

For one thing, the remit of his job will be bigger than that for which the present governor, Sir Mervyn King, is responsible: quite apart from its role in controlling inflation and ensuring the stability of the financial system, in 2013 the Bank will be charged once again with regulating individual banks, a duty of which it had been relieved by Gordon Brown way back in 1997.

Finding a governing formula by which legitimate civilian authorities in the capital, Bamako, can extend their remit throughout the country will be no easy task, and will not be helped by reports of reprisals against Tuareg civilians by Malian troops.

Three-quarters of the money thus collected will be remitted to the tax authorities of the investor's home country.