Sentence examples for strict remit from inspiring English sources

And what mechanism will ensure risk-taking doesn't begin to extend beyond a strict remit?

"This job is a lot about life coaching but doesn't have a strict remit," he says.

The ECB has a strict remit to keep inflation in check, so rising commodity prices are likely to keep interest rates high, lending further support to the euro.A souring economy may just soften the ECB's hard line against inflation.

Her Peas and Queues: The Minefield of Modern Manners (Profile), like Galateo, is addressed to a young person, and covers table manners, travelling, the office, dating and child-rearing, by which time we have rather left behind the strict remit of "manners" altogether.

The EU commissioner said there was little she or Brussels could do about the activities of the NSA's main partner in mass surveillance, Britain's Government Communications Headquarters or GCHQ, since secret services in the EU were the strict remit of national governments.

But with the beach limbo Girls, the vital synth-punk Sex and a mid-section of adventurous neo-tronica, ambient synth duets and vocoder choral pop, they're stretching the strict remit of chart music as far left-field as it'll go, a defibrillator to the chest of a flatlining mainstream.

Aid agencies operate under strict remits and often only when asked to do so by a country's government.

Another common theme among charter review submissions from the media industry was a call for all BBC services - TV, radio and online - to have much clearer and stricter remits.

To Channel 4, currently a publicly owned broadcaster which makes money through advertising but has a strict public service remit demanding that it make innovative programmes and serve minority communities.

Strict criteria have identified only 1 patient with idiopathic remitting diabetes.

Applying these strict criteria will allow the identification of patients with remitting diabetes to assess its aetiology.