Wide remit for new directors of standards What does Blunkett recommend that the new DSS should do?
Jonathan Richards, previously head of news and programme director for talk station LBC, becomes head of news for Global Radio, retaining his existing responsibilities but taking on a wider remit for all news output across the group.
That points to this acquisition potentially having a wide remit for the company, which has expanded aggressively outside the U.S. (at a big cost, according to the last quarterly results).
Some of these benefits are achieved by specialist geriatric care units, which have a wider remit for function-focused care [ 74] but given the high prevalence of delirium within hospitals these are only available to a proportion of delirium sufferers.
The concept is unique, as is our wider remit of creating a centre of excellence for comedy in the UK, across film, TV and live performance.
The second part of the Lawrence inquiry, to be published early next year, has the remarkably wide remit of identifying "the lessons to be learned for the investigation and prosecution of racially motivated crimes".
Arts policy today (within the wider remit of cultural policy) is infused with the idea that the arts are good for society, and that they can help achieve a number of social policy objectives.
According Shapiro, the move to for-profit status from non-profit was to make sure that both those involved with Matter, including the startups themselves, knew that "everyone had skin in the game," while still holding on to some of the ethos of public broadcasting and the wider remit of serving a public good.
The Fourth Bureau had a wide remit, with responsibilities for the management of military railways, motor vehicles, water transport, financial offices, post offices and telegraphy and its chief was sometimes called the (director of the rear [lines]).
Maybe fittingly for an organization called Noah's Ark, expanding research to Berkeley appears to be part of a wider remit to plant seeds for Huawei research globally: another recent outpost was created in Paris.
Two official inquiries, one into phone hacking, the other, with a wider remit into press ethics, promise uncomfortable headlines for Fleet Street over the coming months.
