Sentence examples for specific remit for from inspiring English sources

In 2002, culture secretary Tessa Jowell set out a specific remit for the channel.

Wearing was at the time based at the BBC English Regions Drama Department at BBC Birmingham, which had a specific remit for making "regional drama", and had established his reputation by producing Alan Bleasdale's Boys from the Blackstuff in 1982.

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.

Labour's shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna said: "Lord Myners was given a narrow and specific remit and was not asked, for example, to look at the valuation of Royal Mail's property assets whose value the NAO concluded was not properly reflected in the sale.

IDLNs have a specific remit to improve hospital care for patients with intellectual disabilities.

"There was concern for having a specific remit in the board to represent the licence fee payer [because] the licence fee payer may not want what is in the public good," Bradley told peers.

In a report entitled Special Advisers in The Thick of It, the committee called for greater transparency about their appointments, their qualifications for the job and the specific remit they have been asked to fulfil.

Not the best basis for an artist to take up residence in a national  museum with the specific remit to build on its holdings in a creative and approachable way.

Each Minerva project has a specific remit, but in sum the initiative aims to provide a full picture of the flows of civil breakdown.

Nevertheless, the policy solutions represent the combined views of a diverse group of stakeholders with a remit for adherence, rather than the views of a specific interest group or a single professional group [ 24, 25].

Isn't that a remit for intimidation?