Converse of object

• broaden: We do not consider it appropriate to broaden the remit of the GAAC.

• widen: The scrutiny therefore recommends that consideration is given to widening the remit of Operation Trident to include gun crimes on all minority ethnic communities.

• extend: We resolved this dispute by extending the remit of the Boards Admin Board to cover the Boards Admin Board itself.

• fulfill: This set of learning materials seems to fulfill the original remit of the project; however, this did not tell the whole picture.

• fulfill: In fulfilling this remit, the GPCC undertakes regular reviews of the BBC's processes and performance in relation to complaints handling.

• expand: CILIP is also currently redefining and expanding the remit of its Branches.

Adjective modifier

• uk-wide: The arrangements for appointing members should recognize the UK-wide remit of the UK Council.

• broad: Be encouraged to direct the research within the broad remit described above.

• borough-wide: Catalyst Corby is the only Urban Regeneration Company to have a borough-wide remit.

• self-imposed: The Campaign's self-imposed remit is to work for the introduction of land value taxation in the UK.

• 4's: Should other means of support for Channel 4's remit be considered in the longer term?

• wide: The ALI has the widest remit yet for adult learning.

Noun used with modifier

• widening: This research will support the groupâs widening participation remit.

• draft: Here is a draft Remit being prepared by Blackwater Valley District.

Possessives

• ombudsman: The ombudsman's remit was expanded in April 2004.

• commissioner: However, the commissioner's remit would extend to 18 years of age.

Preposition: of

• inquiry: The remit of the inquiry will be extremely limited, carried out by a judge who is himself part of the establishment.

• committee: What is the remit of this committee with regards to security coordination?