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remit something to someone or something
to send something, especially money, to someone or a group. Please remit your rent to your landlady immediately. You are requested to remit your loan payment to the bank on time this month.


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High on the agenda was preparing to present a rule remit to include the TRT chair on the board of directors, doubling current representation from the present NSU chair.
As a former long-standing member of the Liverpool Education Committee, it was my remit to visit special schools and I was made aware of the dedication of the staff and the very pleasant environment within the schools.
It seems fitting that the ALI will be at the heart of a thriving and go-getting business area, given our remit to inspect all work-based learning in the country, whether it be publicly-funded or private provision at the invitation of individual businesses.
 
 
 
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