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Перевод: remit

[глагол]
прощать; отпускать грехи; отменять; снимать; уменьшать; уменьшаться; смягчать; ослаблять; смягчаться; ослабляться; прекращаться; посылать по почте; пересылать; передавать на решение какому-л. авторитетному лицу; отсылать обратно в низшую инстанцию; откладывать; воздерживаться

Тезаурус:

1. However, it is a dilemma that they will have to address if they are to take advantage of the clearer remit introduced by the reforms.
2. Originally developed as a means to ensure compliance with regulations, environmental auditing now has a much wider remit for many companies.
3. The second is the remit of the new authorities, previously not very clear.
4. Despite the minimalist parameters for the new channel set out in the Broadcasting Act, in profound contrast to the remit of Channel Four when it began a decade ago, we want to make an issue of the new Channel.
5. Had their remit been wider, they might well have discovered that many of the teachers' anxieties about LMS arose from a lack of faith in school-level decision-making and a feeling of being somehow "outside" the decision-making process: a "victim" of change rather than an agent of it.
6. The new remit brings to the fore locally many of the larger issues about the UDCs that in its original form had been relatively irrelevant to the operation of MDC.
7. Although the Commission is a statutory body with a wide remit to promote the interests of crofters, it is so tightly bound by the rule of "ultra vires" and treasury control, that it could not devote a minuscule sum to an experiment the results of which were endorsed by the Chief Inspector of Schools for the North and Highland Division, who wrote "I should very much like to see continued the special educational merits of the scheme, challenge without competition, linkage of school and community in common effort, availability of expert advice to schools as they link theory with practice, financial assistance for bigger Projects, commitments which continue".
8. Design and implementation of the proposed system was outside the FAOR remit (Fig 14.9) but the proposals had raised the expectations of the two client departments, and it was decided that a follow-up study would be carried out using management services practitioners from the parent organisation, supported initially by an analyst from an external consultancy.
9. This new committee will have a broader remit than the old one.
10. Walker has a very wide remit.
11. Our remit is much wider, covering all the elements of the English curriculum, so we deal with, for example, literature in chapter 7, drama in chapter 8, and media education and information technology in chapter 9.
12. But its remit to be distinctive has been endorsed, and its funding guaranteed by a financial safety-net set at 14 per cent of the net advertising revenue of all commercial terrestrial channels.
13. The remit ofthe last two included plans to prepare BA and BL for a return to the private sector.