Sentence examples for terms of remit from inspiring English sources

"I think we've done sufficient over recent years to show that [Channel 4] is an organisation that can stand on its own two feet," says Burns. "It can deliver award-winning television and it can do those things that we have been asked to do in terms of remit.

"In terms of the remit, we've fulfilled that.

It is understood that the final terms of its remit are likely to be agreed at a board meeting today.

In the present study, we aimed to elucidate and compare treatment and its effectiveness in terms of remission, survival, and relapse rates in clinical practice in Japanese patients with MPA and GPA using the RemIT-JAV cohort database.

So we will consult now with the select committees and others on the terms of reference, the remit and the powers.

The group is also extremely intelligent in terms of expanding its remit and as we may see in the coming months, political objectives will begin to come more to the forefront than ever before.

Wayfaring Strangers is defined both in terms of genre (its remit is folky Americana, "John Fahey apostles, singer-songwriters inspired by Joni Mitchell or Leonard Cohen") and means-of-production, scooping up the outstanding songs from "privately pressed albums that came out in editions anywhere from one hundred to five hundred copies".

What is useful or relevant for some databases need not be so for others, and each needs to be assessed in terms of its own remit and user community.

And there are certainly advantages in terms of people trying to remit amounts back to their home countries, for example, when you're working in foreign jurisdictions, without having to go through remittance services and then suffering transaction charges as well.

Brows are now being furrowed at Threadneedle Street over the looming embarrassment of an extraordinary letter that Sir Edward George, the Bank's governor, may soon have to write to Gordon Brown, the chancellor of the exchequer.Sir Edward, once memorably accused of being an "inflation-nutter", has to meet the precise terms of the government's remit to the Bank for controlling inflation.

"Above all, there has to be a significant remit in terms of responsibility by the community and by the parents.