However, the army's remit has expanded to mundane police work.
|
|
Relations with India, they make it clear, are their remit.
|
|
Economic advisers shouldn't opine on anything beyond their specific remit.
|
|
Estonia and Spain sanctioned two REMIT breach cases in 2015.
|
|
The organisation's structure exhibits the extraordinary breadth of its remit.
|
|
More importantly, the rest of the SEC's remit is monumental.
|
|
What happens to pursued dreams is pretty much her remit.
|
|
America is not part of Mr. Blau's remit, he stressed.
|
|
There is nothing wrong with trustbusters' remit to promote consumer welfare.
|
|
Ismail Ahmed, World Remit Best Angel/Seed Investor of the Year
|
|
Bailey said he was "not convinced" about having a competitiveness remit.
|
|
The committee is now debating the commissioners' hiring, firing and remit.
|
|
But the RBI's remit is far larger than just monetary policy.
|
|
Candu said some of the Commission's recommendations went beyond its remit.
|
|
Indeed, We Remit doesn't currently link up to mobile phone wallets.
|
|
The Facebook and Cambridge Analytica case however fell under its remit.
|
|
After all, these regulations deal with issues within the OSM's remit.
|
|
You have a remit, which you say yourself, is 'Born Risky.
|
|
Its remit, as its name suggests, is to chart the seabed completely.
|
|
"Please remit $25 for response," she wrote to James, sending another request.
|
|
More fundamentally, Mr Lighthizer fumes that this body has overstepped its remit.
|
|
Vestager acknowledged that protecting consumer privacy goes beyond her agency's competition remit.
|
|
Courage's remit "is to protect truth-tellers," Courage's Naomi Colvin told Motherboard.
|
|
My chief remit was not to show ethnic diversity as a policy.
|
|
We could also remit money reaped from the exploitation of public resources.
|
|
But brain scans now suggest that the cerebellum's remit is much broader.
|
|
The TIU was set up with a remit to do exactly that.
|
|
Morales denies any wrongdoing and says the CICIG has overstepped its remit.
|
|
It was not immediately clear whether that would overlap with Simsek's remit.
|
|
With HIT IT and REMIT as the crossings, the entry is TOMATO.
|
|
The city has much deeper structural problems that are beyond his remit.
|
|
First, why not identify some regulation in some other agency's traditional remit?
|
|
Long-distance mental-health diagnoses are beyond the remit of the language columnist.
|
|
And central banks often weigh in on political questions beyond their narrow remit.
|
|
Senior BoE officials have already said publicly they don't want a competitiveness remit.
|
|
But, unless it becomes a safety issue, that should be beyond government's remit.
|
|
CFIUS's remit will expand to include more small firms receiving early-stage investment.
|
|
This would have a more ambitious remit than the so-called "president's government".
|
|
But managing the domestic market was its focus, whereas CIL's remit is global.
|
|
After clearing that hurdle, they'd have to remit a payment to get authorized.
|
|
"Either you follow the payment schedule or you fully remit the balance due."
|
|
Mr Patel's remit at the RBI has been to help shape monetary policy.
|
|
It is not permitted to consider issues that fall outside that remit, however.
|
|
But Mr. Martinez's remit extends to all Condé Nast platforms, an unprecedented position.
|
|
Before that, China's negotiating team had a fully flexible remit from the leadership.
|
|
It's going beyond the remit of what she thought her job description was.
|
|
China will remain under the remit of the Volkswagen group, the carmaker said.
|
|
Vitols will handle the same remit at BofA that he did at Barclays.
|
|
But plenty of others think that the appellate body had overstepped its remit.
|
|
The commission is also investigating non-religious organizations as part of its remit.
|
|
You're supposed to pay your care provider legally and remit the appropriate employment taxes.
|
|
That means Asean's remit has lied largely in managing rather than resolving the disputes.
|
|
But even that loose remit, which has attracted so many users, has its limitations.
|
|
UNOPS also said that events that transpire in international waters are beyond its remit.
|
|
The Defence Ministry declined comment, saying weapons exports were not part of its remit.
|
|
That would suggest that Monese is meeting the remit it set out to fulfill.
|
|
In New Jersey, cities collect property taxes and then remit them to school districts.
|
|
Many in Myanmar distrust the police, who are under the remit of the military.
|
|
Airbnb also sought permission to collect and remit taxes on behalf of its hosts.
|
|
A federal court ruling would only establish precedent in the region under its remit.
|
|
The remit of the show "recognized our expertise and lack thereof," Ms. Antonelli said.
|
|
Notably, Wagoner has taken on a wider remit as Twitter's senior director of growth.
|
|
These cover a wide range of alleged activities that are beyond the commission's remit.
|
|
They were replaced by John Cryan, whose remit was to clean up the bank.
|
|
UK FINANCE MINISTER JAVID SAYS REMIT OF BANK OF ENGLAND IS CONSTANTLY UNDER REVIEW
|
|
The FIIF's remit in pharmaceuticals is to promote such local drug development and manufacturing.
|
|
"Our Lord, forgive us our sins and remit us from our evil deeds," he said.
|
|
A scrapbook, painting, or tasty bake are all within the remit of most gift givers.
|
|
In its meat assessment, IARC went beyond its normal remit of assessing hazard, not risk.
|
|
Both FIFA and UEFA declined to help, as they said it was beyond their remit.
|
|
That said, Trump's initiative seems to expand previous offices' remit in a number of ways.
|
|
Rising inflation, the central bank's main remit, could trigger a rate increase later this year.
|
|
Other schemes tend to be smaller, and often operate beyond the Department for Education's remit.
|
|
Since this was externally-generated inflation, you could argue that is outside the Bank's remit.
|
|
He said they were justified by national security concerns and therefore outside the WTO's remit.
|
|
Such rules will likely result in more sellers to voluntarily collect and remit sales taxes.
|
|
"Our remit as scientists is to say which options are on the table," says Berumen.
|
|
With one click Symple will then remit a payment directly to the vendor's bank account.
|
|
Treasury oversees CFIUS, whose remit is all foreign investments into the United States, including equity investments.
|
|
You will be mandated to remit the balance 70 percent to other accounts in due course.
|
|
"Over the long term, you will want the ECB's remit to be extended," said Bruegel's Wolff.
|
|
If deemed a securities offering, the new cryptocurrency might fall under the remit of the SEC.
|
|
In 2007 the Supreme Court declared carbon dioxide a pollutant, placing it under the EPA's remit.
|
|
The Economy Ministry said the problems outlined by Turkish businessmen did not fall within its remit.
|
|
Amazon has physical presence across all states and therefore is already required to remit sales tax.
|
|
The case underscores how IPOA is struggling to fulfill its remit to hold police to account.
|
|
Abu Dhabi's authorities said it is not ruling out bringing virtual currencies under its regulatory remit.
|
|
Given the wide remit of the injunctions, that could be anyone who visits the fracking sites.
|
|
However, the journalist's remit must not change, just because we are in a state of crisis.
|
|
Describing its third fund as "oversubscribed" and ahead of schedule, SpeedInvest's remit remains largely the same.
|
|
I recognized the feeling of vague discontent that she diagnosed as the remit of middle age.
|
|
It's time to bring the way we collect and remit sales taxes into the modern age.
|
|
Remit the sixty-four aliens to us, and we will bring them back to their home system.
|
|
Beyond that, the Superangel fund will be sector agnostic, sticking to a broad remit of information technology.
|
|
Some Western firms have also been concerned about their ability to remit profits and dividends from China.
|
|
The settlement required Straight Path to sell its licenses and remit 20 percent of the overall proceeds.
|
|
Perhaps a little more than 1m Nigerians living abroad (nobody is sure) remit nearly $20bn per year.
|
|
The settlement required Straight Path to sell those licenses and remit 20 percent of the overall proceeds.
|
|
Tacon's remit is to ensure the ten largest UK supermarkets treat their direct suppliers lawfully and fairly.
|
|
An EU panel with a similar remit is expected to issue recommendations along the same lines soon.
|
|
Lloyds' trading business now comes under Garvey's remit as head of the new Commercial Banking Markets division.
|
|
Now renamed the National Centre for Disaster Fraud, its remit covers all natural and man-made disasters.
|
|
Part of the House of Lords' remit is to scrutinise bills passed by the House of Commons.
|
|
That means that Ola Electric won't just be concerned with vehicles, it has a far wider remit.
|
|
The administration has already passed measures narrowing the court's remit and increasing governmental control over the judiciary.
|
|
We started this summer with fixed income, currencies, and commodities (FICC) — the largest operation in his remit.
|
|
The CMA's remit is to ascertain whether merger situations could result in a substantial lessening of competition.
|
|
This market, which advises funds on asset manager selection and investment products, is outside the FCA's remit.
|
|
Then, on a hunch, and definitely exceeding my official mission remit, I woke up the Golden Cow.
|
|
The electronics company's new refrigerator has a remit that extends far beyond stopping milk from going lumpy.
|
|
However on its website, the agency states that cybersecurity and homeland security does fall into its remit.
|
|
Future had a grander remit — more stage to work with, more time, more hits to attend to.
|
|
All that hot oil and special icing sugar sounds dangerously beyond the remit of the average home baker.
|
|
And within the State Department's remit, "the US would not contribute more than 25% for UN peacekeeping costs".
|
|
And they're operating outside their remit by giving licences and creating operators who operate outside the legal framework.
|
|
Making that happen is the remit of Alejandro Olaya Dávila, the director of Colciencias, Colombia's government science agency.
|
|
"Their remit is to design, build, grow, and in some cases invest in, new mobility services," he said.
|
|
It was previously under the remit of the state planning agency, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC).
|
|
But those that do extend their remit to the high seas attempt to protect two groups of fish.
|
|
However, structural economic changes, beyond the remit of any politician, may be even more important than government policies.
|
|
However, users will be able to remit MUFG coins to others through the internet at a low commission.
|
|
The PBOC told Chinese banks to allow foreign investors to freely remit their yuan-denominated profits and dividends.
|
|
Boxing had always been popular at the school, but the new director took its elevation as his remit.
|
|
The inquiry's exact remit would be determined by the cabinet and it would begin in August, Turnbull said.
|
|
But Ambassador Sondland is not wrong that he had been given a different remit than we had been.
|
|
The musical remit will be eclectic with an anything goes attitude so expect disco, dub, ambient and beyond.
|
|
North Korea gets money from its citizens overseas, who must remit most of their paychecks to the government.
|
|
Spain's mortgage price index (IRPH) should not be excluded from the remit of EU directives, the spokesman said.
|
|
Also notionally under the new body's remit is the Secretariat of State, which reportedly manages around €800m ($880m).
|
|
In September 2019, she was also appointed to oversee Europe&aposs digital policy, broadening her remit and power.
|
|
The FAA appeared uninterested in his concerns, and the NTSB said his issues were not in its remit.
|
|
The party also said it would review Channel 4's broadcasting remit if they win the December election.
|
|
Several key areas which fall under the Mayor's remit stand to be largely affected by the EU referendum outcome.
|
|
Patrick Bousquet-Chavanne, executive director marketing & international, loses the international remit becoming executive director of customer, marketing & M&S.
|
|
"He will have a wider remit, but my expectation is he would remain heavily involved in this," Heisbourg said.
|
|
The three firms also said they supported the plan to bring them under the regulatory remit of the FCA.
|
|
He called for an overhaul of the security service, criticising it for its repressive tactics and unduly broad remit.
|
|
Working out how this state of affairs comes about is a different matter, one not really within my remit.
|
|
"Remit tokens ensure zero-cost, high-velocity cross-border transactions, which Bitcoin is not currently optimized for," he said.
|
|
Fitch believes that there is still uncertainty about the timing of the approval from SAFE to remit funds offshore.
|
|
Most other firms outsource securities lending to a third party, and remit 100 percent of the "profits" to funds.
|
|
Their remit: to be on the frontline to protect their former colleagues from this tide of anger and brutality.
|
|
The BoE has said there won't be a "bonfire of regulations", and warned this month against a competitiveness remit.
|
|
Another government agency will expand its remit from defense to begin cyber attacks on offshore criminals, Tehan also said.
|
|
Penguin Random House's remit, after all, is to sell books, not to go to war with its retail partners.
|
|
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's remit to regulate similar sorts of practices in the lending industry looks reassuringly analogous.
|
|
While EB-5 funding remained eligible for any American business, it quickly became exclusively the remit of real estate.
|
|
Were the KfW to sell these shares to investors it would only remit any price upside to the government.
|
|
"Once we've determined something is both illegal and in our remit, we categorize the image or video," he explains.
|
|
The businesses under his remit oversaw the costly collapse of the fire-prone Galaxy Note 7 smartphones in October.
|
|
The Washington Post reported on Saturday that Amazon would come under the remit of the FTC in any probe.
|
|
The body's remit extends to foreign-owned companies with substantial U.S. operations: Universal fits the bill all too well.
|
|
What is the remit for the fund and how does it fit into the broader EF program and funnel?
|
|
It gave the BoE's Prudential Regulation Authority, which authorizes banks, a secondary remit in 2014 to promote effective competition.
|
|
They sometimes do comment critically on policy areas that are outside the central bank's remit, like spending and deficits.
|
|
Airbnb said it soon hopes to collect and remit municipal taxes in Denver, as it does in most cities.
|
|
However, that also means law enforcement agencies may be searching computers across international borders and beyond their legal remit.
|
|
Shanghai-based banks had been allowed to remit 60 yuan overseas for every 100 yuan they brought back into China.
|
|
Now, states can push ahead with legislation requiring companies to collect and remit sales taxes for goods bought online elsewhere.
|
|
In response to the failings of the SAPS, the city of Cape Town has expanded the remit of its police.
|
|
Her remit: refresh PYE, which at the time was an ailing part of Hong Kong-based apparel maker Esquel's business.
|
|
SCIOs will, in part, function like state-run private-equity funds whose remit is to extend the reach of government.
|
|
A royal commission with a broad remit to investigate abuses by the country's financial institutions has found many troubling practices.
|
|
Some analysts believe the government's dissatisfaction with Rajan was due largely to public remarks on subjects outside his formal remit.
|
|
Bottom line: the monarch aside, it is no part of royalty's remit to save the world or anything in it.
|
|
If deemed a donation and not a security, the funds raised might not fall under the remit of the SEC.
|
|
"This report extends so far beyond the remit of the Public Protector that it portends significant danger," he told Reuters.
|
|
The law's extraordinarily wide remit managed to alarm broad swathes of Russian society, including many normally loyal to the government.
|
|
Governments could invest in an effort to expand the reach and remit of such institutions (or to create new ones).
|
|
They recognize the wide variety of digital tokens available and that not all fall under the remit of the SFA.
|
|
Revelations from the Luanda Leaks regarding the transfer to Dubai were added to the remit of the investigation, Costa said.
|
|
Part of its public service remit was to educate as well as entertain, to aim high as well as low.
|
|
Three investment management companies oversee its assets, and each defines its value-oriented remit a little differently and operates independently.
|
|
But the Panamanian vice president said on Monday that getting involved in the dispute would be outside the government's remit.
|
|
The computer would then remit taxes monthly to the federal highway trust fund and to every state it traveled through.
|
|
Third, even if it carried democratic legitimacy, the expansion of central banks' goals beyond their core remit would be unwise.
|
|
Ukraine is not part of the European Union but aspires to membership, making Ukraine issues part of Sondland's official remit.
|
|
It also has a unique remit to broadcast risky, public service programming, for which it answers to media regulator Ofcom.
|
|
Cutting the need for them could save household budgets hundreds of millions of U.S. dollars which the chauffeurs remit home annually.
|
|
Two days before the bill is due, Digit will automatically remit the amount saved and send a text to alert users.
|
|
He said President Vladimir Putin had met Calvey many times in the past but that his detention was beyond Putin's remit.
|
|
She said the FCA's objective to protect market integrity could prevent it from properly fulfilling its other remit - to protect consumers.
|
|
American officials complain that the WTO's appellate body has chipped away at their country's sovereignty and has strayed beyond its remit.
|
|
"In this case, I submit to you, your honor, that they gone way beyond the remit of their authority," she said.
|
|
Some 17,120 were dismissed for various reasons, often because the subjects were outside the government's remit, or duplicated by other petitions.
|
|
No one understands why she will not agree to withdraw the bill; this is (or should be) entirely within her remit.
|
|
Given the share-price plunge, the collateral available shrank, increasing pressure on Casino to remit money to Rallye lest it default.
|
|
He also said he was conscious of not allowing the wider issue of trans rights to overshadow his central health remit.
|
|
Also, most cryptocurrency transactions are irreversible, with only the receiver able to remit funds, an unlikely scenario when fraud is involved.
|
|
Many in Washington accuse the WTO's lawyers of overstepping their remit, filling in the gaps where the original rules are silent.
|
|
TC: You've invested roughly $700 million in Europe since opening an office in London, including deals in Spotify and World Remit.
|
|
Ought they to rise to that mission, even if it strays from their central remit of making and selling their widgets?
|
|
The government pressed it to remit more of its reserves and to go easy on state-owned banks with bad debts.
|
|
Others have noted that Perry appeared to be aware of the Department of Energy's remit from the day he was nominated.
|
|
CARNEY: NOT TAKING VIEW ON LONG-TERM IMPLICATIONS OF BREXIT We are not forming a view because it's outside our remit.
|
|
North Dakota, sellers without a physical presence in a state cannot be required to collect and remit that state's sales tax.
|
|
Presidential spokesman, Salvador Panelo, sidestepped questions about her remit, but on Thursday said Duterte was sincere in his support for her.
|
|
It has also recommended that Britain's finance ministry should consider bringing the provision of institutional investment advice under the FCA's remit.
|
|
But until then, scientific minds will acknowledge that proposed mechanisms are routinely falsified, and arthritis can spontaneously remit, just like cancer.
|
|
And their remit is to highlight UK songwriting and composing accolades that, unlike the BRITs, are not tied to album sales.
|
|
That broad remit suits Mr. Walenta, who said he prefers to invest in longstanding companies and shies away from newer technologies.
|
|
After a certain number of points is collected, Facebook says it will remit money directly into the user&aposs PayPal account.
|
|
If Amazon is taking the pledge's remit seriously, it could help to define the increasingly emissions-intensive sectors it already dominates.
|
|
Fitch views Land Bank's remit as strongly aligned with government policy, supporting agrarian reform in the country and facilitating agricultural exports.
|
|
Lawmakers were making sure the CDC wasn't veering into public policy that has nothing to do with its remit, they said.
|
|
We're very clear on what our remit is and unless it is changed by parliament we have an obligation to discharge it.
|
|
The company has since broadened its remit to "fix the outdated methods" of renting a home and living together in shared accommodations.
|
|
Evan Feldstein is vice general manager for Foreo in North America, and part of his remit is guarding the brand's intellectual property.
|
|
The current regulation "allows remote sellers to escape an obligation to remit a lawful state tax is unfair and unjust," added Kennedy.
|
|
It is certainly good for the centre's finances, and meets their avowed remit of serving as much of the community as possible.
|
|
"His global remit will drive greater connectivity and revenue growth across one of our key client segments," Phillips said in a statement.
|
|
"We have our remit, we have our mandate," Draghi told an audience at the ECB's annual forum in Sintra, Portugal, on Tuesday.
|
|
When it comes to his remit of infrastructure, Claerhout was hopeful that his fund would soon find more opportunities closer to home.
|
|
"Fundamentally, this new generation of CEOs has a remit for change," said EY's lead analyst for consumer products and retail, Andrew Cosgrove.
|
|
Some opponents argue the plan is unconstitutional; far stronger claims are made that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is overstepping its remit.
|
|
A federal judge in Brooklyn confirmed this month, for example, they are commodities within the remit of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
|
|
But the commission's final report, last year, exonerated the government of war crimes—which had not originally been part of its remit.
|
|
If monetary policy is expected to remain unchanged, the regulation of banks, the RBI's other main remit, is a more open question.
|
|
K2's report reinforces the fear that an agency's remit to serve clients might clash with a holding company's duty to shareholders.
|
|
These systems, loaded with price-per-mile data for every road in the U.S., would tally accrued fees and periodically remit payment.
|
|
Cubans will also be permitted to open accounts at American banks and use them to remit payments back home, the administration said.
|
|
The DMO typically revises its financing remit November or December when new forecasts for the public finances are published at the budget.
|
|
The four-year-old NCA has a broad remit to tackle offences ranging from organised crime to border policing and economic crime.
|
|
The startup has also struck agreements with city authorities in Amsterdam and several cities in the US to directly remit tourist taxes.
|
|
North Dakota, that prevents states from compelling businesses to remit their sales taxes unless they have a physical presence in the jurisdiction.
|
|
Central to the remit of the NME was the idea that we wanted to tell our readers something they didn't already know.
|
|
In that sense, he has fulfilled his remit: eight outfielders keep it tight and he and Nani try to find a goal.
|
|
Legislation expanding its remit passed the Senate 87-10 on Wednesday, and it's not the kind of idea President Trump would veto.
|
|
But first, the nominees must face interviews with the commission's incoming president, who determines their new remit and can veto unsuitable candidates.
|
|
North Dakota, that prevents states from compelling businesses to remit their sales taxes unless they have a physical presence in the jurisdiction.
|
|
Financial lobbyists have suggested the BoE could have a new competitiveness remit to help the UK financial sector stay ahead after Brexit.
|
|
The bank has so far resisted pressure from other economic bodies to cut rates more aggressively, citing its remit of controlling inflation.
|
|
" With a remit that broad, it only makes sense that he based his collection on the idea of "including, not excluding things.
|
|
The city already paid $48 million of that, but must still remit the remaining $34 million by July 15, court documents showed.
|
|
Massimo Vian, who had been joint CEO in charge of products and operations, became the sole CEO, but with a limited remit.
|
|
The last time its remit came up for renewal in 2014 the government only agreed to support the NWCU for two years.
|
|
Patricia Field's ARTFashion takes the line-blurring remit a little more seriously, stocking artist-made clothes that have been assaulted by paint.
|
|
Her films mesh with the remit of AFROBUBBLEGUM insofar as she tells stories coloured by feminist, artistic preoccupations rather than stereotypical African suffering.
|
|
The FCA has recommended that Britain's finance ministry consider giving it oversight over investment consultants, whose activities are now outside the watchdog's remit.
|
|
Members will need to consider whether a new inquiry is needed, beyond the remit of the welcome JCHR inquiry into UK drone use.
|
|
Because of this they tend to be extremely broad in their remit, covering even the most obvious ways a business could go wrong.
|
|
The Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernisation Act recently extended the remit of CFIUS to new areas, such as property purchases near sensitive sites.
|
|
Or will the edge be the remit of a different set of firms, including makers of factory equipment and other sorts of gear?
|
|
Congress has a broader remit: it can investigate behaviour it deems inimical to the national interest, even when such behaviour is not criminal.
|
|
He began to interfere in all manner of areas typically seen as beyond the court's remit, such as fixing the price of sugar.
|
|
Canada later objected, saying Brazil had broadened its complaint and some of its claims were outside the remit of the WTO dispute panel.
|
|
The law, in the view of CRS and other legal experts, is unambiguous and clear: The agency must remit the money to Treasury.
|
|
The catch is that CMS has broken the law by giving insurers billions of dollars that it was required to remit to Treasury.
|
|
This would fit in with Airbnb's wider remit, too, to continue diversifying its user base and income, potentially ahead of a public listing.
|
|
"The core of this would be an EU-UK financial services committee with a wide-ranging remit to institutionalise cooperation," the document said.
|
|
Employers, who remit those taxes on behalf of employees, must regard those payments like wages: as part of the cost of employing workers.
|
|
Datatilsynet's remit is, naturally, to make sure that data protection laws are followed; in this case, the Act on Processing of Personal Data.
|
|
Far from being the "coloring in department," responsible for making people want to buy products, marketing now has a broader remit than ever.
|
|
In January, Walmart appointed Chief Operating Officer Judith McKenna to run its international unit with a remit that included fixing its UK operations.
|
|
President Trump has leaned on Obrador to stem immigration at all costs, pushing the nascent force to undertake duties well beyond its remit.
|
|
Over the years, the site's basic remit has expanded, covering not only runway collections but also extending into jewelry, accessories and home decor.
|
|
On some matters the Church Commissioners are likely to take a broader view of a cathedral's remit than the rule-bound Charity Commission.
|
|
His new remit in the Security Council on defense and foreign affairs will present him to the public in a more positive light.
|
|
The negotiations could also set a worldwide standard for how much tax companies must remit to certain countries based on their digital activity.
|
|
Several years ago, South Dakota enacted a law requiring remote retailers to collect and remit sales taxes on purchases made in South Dakota.
|
|
Patel had headed the prestigious monetary policy, which is now overseen by RBI Deputy Governor R. Gandhi as part of a widened remit.
|
|
The boys learn a skill, and since Thais start fighting at seven or eight they can remit their winnings to support their families.
|
|
The Debt Management Office (DMO) is likely to announce a gilt issuance remit for 2019/20 of around 083 billion pounds, up from its current 2018/19 remit of 97.5 billion pounds, according to the median forecast from the survey of 11 out of Britain's 15 primary dealers — banks charged by the government with creating a market for its bonds.
|
|
And clearly it's within Europe's remit to develop itself over the next 20173, 20 years, and it's got to make decisions politically about that.
|
|
The current regulation "allows remote sellers to escape an obligation to remit a lawful state tax is unfair and unjust," Justice Anthony Kennedy said.
|
|
The FPC, whose role it is to spot and tackle risks in the financial system, also responded to a government consideration of its remit.
|
|
Often nations with legalised euthanasia and/or assisted suicide have quickly extended the criteria beyond the original remit of deaths inflicted by terminal illness.
|
|
Although they get no benefits, they remit to Uber 2.53 to 25 percent of what they make as a fee to use the service.
|
|
The SEC started warning in July 2017 that some cryptocurrencies issued through ICOs may be considered securities and would therefore fall under its remit.
|
|
Suu Kyi's response was "furious," he said, as she insisted the fate of the reporters was beyond the remit of the 10-member panel.
|
|
"The ECB has supervisory powers however the quantification of the price of the transaction does not fall under its direct remit," the statement said.
|
|
Still, deals with Russian shell companies could have been seen as a financial risk, which is ultimately a prudential issue within the ECB's remit.
|
|
The recommendation came in the Financial Conduct Authority's interim report on its investment and corporate banking market study, whose remit was outlined last May.
|
|
The U.S. Secret Service investigates a significant portion of the country's private-sector cyberthreats — with remit over all of those that involve financial fraud.
|
|
EMIR's remit also extends to exchange-traded derivatives, which would be reported by central counterparty clearinghouses on behalf of both sides of the trade.
|
|
ACER said the REMIT market monitoring framework was unprecedented, not only for the energy sector and its geographic scope, but also for its complexity.
|
|
For the home-sharing behemoth, taxes are a big deal, especially the local occupancy taxes it wants collect and then remit to city governments.
|
|
Not for him the ossified culture of nation-states and the doomed, top-down schemes to create Europeans that fit the remit of Brussels.
|
|
While Moku-Beverendi doesn't appear on the sanctions list, it automatically falls within the remit due to OFAC's 50 percent ownership and control rule.
|
|
Equipped with the same connection technology as the AirPods, these didn't quite fit with the remit here — true wireless headphones suitable for everyday wear.
|
|
Instead of pushing to expand its remit, Democrats have spent the last decade fighting to protect it from waves of attacks from the right.
|
|
Meanwhile, the DOJ announced a sweeping new antitrust probe into big tech companies on Tuesday, which is likely to include Facebook in its remit.
|
|
Backed in many cases by formal legal opinions, those companies believed that as issuers of "tokens" they did not fall within the SEC's remit.
|
|
It's part of the USDA's remit to set line speeds in factories, a responsibility it must balance with its need to promote American goods.
|
|
"Given the Committee's concerns about the FOS' capability, broadening its remit beyond the FCA's proposals would be unwise and potentially damaging," the report said.
|
|
And the surprising thing is that most small business in the U.S. still use paper checks to remit and accept payments from other businesses.
|
|
Instead, in the guidelines the ECB is requiring that "all banks" under its remit apply stricter provisioning policies against bad loans, the document stressed.
|
|
There are about 130 North Korean restaurants overseas, staffed and operated by workers from North Korea, most of which remit revenue back to Pyongyang.
|
|
Sharif's allies say the court has overstepped its remit and point out that no charge of corruption or abuse of authority has been proved.
|
|
"Given the importance and size of ASIC's remit, I have come to the view that a permanent oversight body is now required," Hayne noted.
|
|
Afropunk fest started as an annual event in Brooklyn in 2005, under the broad remit of providing a place for black alt culture to thrive.
|
|
But that is only part of their de facto policy remit, because the dollar and the euro are the world's key transaction and reserve currencies.
|
|
Instead, the company asks hosts to explain in the listing description that taxes will be collected when guests arrive and expects hosts to remit them.
|
|
A third group is the regulators themselves, who often privately grouse about being bewildered by their own remit and distrust other regulators with overlapping briefs.
|
|
Like many staunch environmentalists, he was suspicious of the agency, because part of its remit is to generate revenue by logging timber like a crop.
|
|
Other guidelines on new hazards that should be considered include: robot deception, robot addiction and the potential for a learning system to exceed its remit.
|
|
Showing how seriously the central bank is about sticking to its remit to regain price stability in Russia, it last cut rates in August 2015.
|
|
The Middle East business now falls into the jurisdiction of Twitter's European team, with India and Southeast Asia now grouped into the general APAC remit.
|
|
The best part: None of these novel instruments would technically constitute securities, and would thus lie outside the remit of US or EU regulatory bodies.
|
|
Hoyer said he would be "happy about it" but that it was not in his remit and a decision instead for EU and UK leaders.
|
|
It is not being handled by Mueller because it touches on the 2018 elections, which is not part of his remit, the government official said.
|
|
The PBOC gave no details about the remit or composition of the financial risk monitoring group, nor did it say exactly when it was established.
|
|
Smaller banks under the SRB remit, which has under its watch a total of 142 institutions, will be for now exempted from binding capital targets.
|
|
Similar schemes already exist in both Switzerland and the U.S. state of Minnesota but do not mandate the policy for all companies within their remit.
|
|
As part of the rollout, Bird is offering to remit $1 daily for each of its scooters deployed in every city in which it's operating.
|
|
We then review the content and make a determination of whether or not we believe the content is within our remit and whether it's illegal.
|
|
Burck's remit will be limited to just that forum and does not encompass special counsel Robert Mueller's ongoing Russia probe, according to the NBC source.
|
|
We pay our indulgences in remit for our sins, feel a brief respite from moral quandary, lean back and congratulate ourselves for doing our part.
|
|
Blossom's remit remains broadly the same: to be the lead investor in European tech startups at Series A, along with doing some seed deals, too.
|
|
Four SFIs that accept retail deposits from the public will be required to remit cash to the SFI Fund - BAAC, GSB, GH BANK and IBANK.
|
|
Any review would of course look at whether its remit should be better focused so it is serving the public in the best way possible.
|
|
Denver ultimately passed rules that required Airbnb hosts like Ms. Bishop to buy a short-term rental license and individually collect and remit lodging taxes.
|
|
The state and local costs of illegal migration are amplified by the fact that illegal immigrants remit much of their earnings to their home nations.
|
|
The brochures offer preferential conditions for foreign investors, saying their rights are protected by the state and they can remit funds abroad without any limitations.
|
|
The United Kingdom Debt Management Office (DMO) is likely to announce a gilt issuance remit for 2020/21 of about 166.6 billion pounds ($214 billion), up from its current 2019/20 remit of 20203 billion pounds, according to the median forecast from the survey of 14 out of Britain's 15 wholesale primary dealers — banks tasked by the government with creating a market for its bonds.
|
|
Fitch believes that there is still uncertainty as to the timing of the approval from the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) to remit funds offshore.
|
|
Notwithstanding his Russia connections, Mr Manafort's crimes fall far outside the special counsel's main remit: Russian election-hacking and the Trump team's possible involvement with it.
|
|
In his own briefing room debut, Mr Scaramucci, who is popularly known as "The Mooch", gave an early indication of how he understands his new remit.
|
|
At the same time, had they simply received the remit to do a space fantasy comedy under the Lucasfilm umbrella, they'd still be there right now.
|
|
Finance chief and former Hungarian central bank head Andras Simor will also see his role beefed up with the addition of a chief operating officer remit.
|
|
Right now, little is as important to Airbnb as getting laws passed that will technically "legalize" the service and allow it to remit those tax payments.
|
|
The lack of new rules that dictate scheduling or the narrowing of the BBC's remit was hailed as good news by the public-service broadcaster's partisans.
|
|
"With Amazon now agreeing to collect and remit sales taxes for Washington state, I expect every other state will aim to copycat this effort," Thomson said.
|
|
Upon relinquishment of the funds to Prevezon, as per the settlement, the company was granted 15 days to remit the full $5.9 million to Uncle Sam.
|
|
Politics at the commission prevented it from taking up the proposal, which whatever one thinks of its design, hardly belongs under the Department of Labor's remit.
|
|
After all, there are some issues: It has to be careful in negotiations with local regulators to do things like collect and remit the appropriate taxes.
|
|
That could cast doubt over his independence in dealing with macroprudential policy and financial stability, which are part of the remit of the ECB vice president.
|
|
L), said the current regulator - the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) - should be replaced by a new watchdog with new management, stronger powers and a competition remit.
|
|
VX. But Westerman's remit is tough: to even out the bank's performance in investment banking products, and boost revenues from collaboration between its sprawling business units.
|
|
The German Lost Art Foundation, which traditionally investigates Nazi-looted art, announced it would widen its remit and give grants to museums for colonial provenance research.
|
|
Our challenge is to fulfill our remit, fund our work for the public and find positive solutions appropriate to the changing times in which we live.
|
|
The firm's remit remains broadly the same: to be the lead investor in European tech startups at Series A, along with doing some seed deals, too.
|
|
Forty-eight percent of those surveyed said they had no responsibility at all, believing the securing of data to be squarely the remit of IT professionals.
|
|
China's relationship with the United States is likely to be a key part of his remit, according to diplomats and sources with ties to the leadership.
|
|
He argued that it was beyond the city council's remit because some of the infrastructure, such as the extension of the metro, falls within state jurisdiction.
|
|
"The UK is the best place in the world for fintech and my mandate is to ensure it remains such," said Glen, whose remit covers financial services.
|
|
I also understand that while the fund is targeting early stage tech startups, its remit is Series A not seed, a departure from Brown's work at LocalGlobe.
|
|
Mr Trump could try to remove greenhouse gases from the EPA's remit, though this would require the Supreme Court to reverse itself on a ruling from 2007.
|
|
A bill in parliament to widen the remit of the film board would also give him more power to regulate advertisements and live events, such as plays.
|
|
For example, finance departments often have to manually review and remit payment for thousands of invoices a month, normally across at least several vendors and various formats.
|
|
In a blog post, Facebook claims that such data privacy controls do not fall under the remit of the FCO, which enforces German antitrust and competition laws.
|
|
However, the same spokesperson also said that funding rules for national political parties are outside the European Parliament's remit and as such cannot comment on the matter.
|
|
The thinking when Congress blessed this exemption, in the 1980s, was that the president's remit is so broad that any policy decision could pose a potential conflict.
|
|
Opoku-Gyimah's organisation has its work cut out, given its remit in looking out for people who could be affected by one or all of those qualifiers.
|
|
BSI President Arne Schoenbohm said the BSI generally could detect such phishing attempts, but private email inboxes were beyond its remit, which made them an attractive target.
|
|
And it will look at whether the FRC should have an added remit to ensure competition flourishes in the same way that the Financial Conduct Authority has.
|
|
Some politicians also expressed reservations when Rajan spoke about the need for more tolerance, noting the RBI chief had exceeded his remit by commenting on political matters.
|
|
This remit was not included in objectives of its two successor bodies, the Financial Conduct Authority, and the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) at the Bank of England.
|
|
Aviation is one of the few areas explicitly excluded from the remit of the World Trade Organisation, so defaulting to that body's rules is not an option.
|
|
Marketplace Tax Collection, the new service, will automatically "calculate, collect, and remit" sales tax for third-party merchants selling products to customers in certain states, Amazon said.
|
|
According to the central bank, the banks had failed to remit $2.1 billion, which was the government's share of dividends from the state-owned gas company NLNG.
|
|
Under those precedents, a state could not require sellers without a physical presence in the state to collect and remit tax on sales to the state's residents.
|
|
In 2004, individuals were allowed to buy shares and remit funds up to $25,000 annually under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme, but barred from setting up companies abroad.
|
|
Evaluating "new risks" was the "essence" of the company, despite the question marks which may remain over data which may inform their new remit of cyber insurance.
|
|
There will be a sector agnostic remit for the fund, but wil take a particular interest in Robotics, vertical AI, Healthtech, Blockchain, SaaS, Cyber, Gaming and D2C.
|
|
Kreditech today does most of its business in Poland, Spain, the Czech Republic, Mexico and Russia, but given the remit of the IFC will likely expand elsewhere.
|
|
There also is a limit on DeepMind's processing of Trust patients' personal data so it cannot be used to develop software outside the remit of the agreement.
|
|
Anderson's democratic model shifted the remit of egalitarianism from the idea of equalizing wealth to the idea that people should be equally free, regardless of their differences.
|
|
This is because drug production at Bayer's Leverkusen plant in Germany was found to be substandard by U.S. regulators in February and this fell under his remit.
|
|
Companies must regularly remit payroll taxes — both their contribution and what they withhold from workers' paychecks — to the IRS, typically on a monthly or semi-weekly basis.
|
|
Annual inflation, the central bank's key remit, is seen at 4.3% in 2019, the August poll showed, at the same level as in the previous monthly poll.
|
|
However, a Cofepris official told the AFP news agency that such an authorization is outside its remit, and it has blocked the court order as a result.
|
|
It was a way to expand its remit, giving another layer of meaning to the title, "The Beautiful Ones," which could denote an entire community of creators.
|
|
"This is Channel 4 living its remit, normalizing a taboo subject by making it more visible," Channel 4's chief executive, Alex Mahon, said in a statement.
|
|
That suggested that PillPack might look to go broader than its current remit, which involves fulfilling multiple medications and shipping them every month in clearly labeled packages.
|
|
"It was very strong, we were swaying backwards and forwards for quite some time," said George Kominos, the vice-mayor of Kythera, whose remit includes civil protection.
|
|
Among other changes, Schnabel will run the ECB's research department, previously the remit of vice-president Luis de Guindos, who will now be responsible for risk management.
|
|
"We will be feeding (the TLAC principles) into our consideration, I would say, for all the banks under our remit," Koenig said in a speech in London.
|
|
Buss' responsibilities will include managing Absa Securities United Kingdom, and the bank is also opening a representative office in New York which will fall under her remit.
|
|
EBay, which also does not disclose its Australian sales, said it found the transition complex but was able to collect and remit taxes without changes for customers.
|
|
VC's strategy and investment remit say the new firm is targeting seed stage startups with a strong focus on the U.K., where both Destin and Stebbings are based.
|
|
Nor is it just social media platforms either, with file hosting sites, public discussion forums, messaging services, and search engines among those falling under the planned law's remit.
|
|
In May, RBS extended the remit of the redress scheme to consider appeals for indirect losses following criticism of its handling of complaints from former customers and politicians.
|
|
According to McMahon, the state-owned enterprise employs more than 400,000 people, including 25,000 "salt police," spends lavishly on entertainment and encroaches into areas beyond its formal remit.
|
|
She has repeatedly made left-field choices (at least, within her remit), and has made more interesting pop music in some ways to compensate for her vocal ability.
|
|
"There are insufficient hikes in the current market curve to be consistent with our remit," he told reporters, referring to interest rate expectations embedded in financial market prices.
|
|
Last summer the board changed its name to the New Africa Centre and expanded its remit in the hope of attracting the money it needs to finish it.
|
|
Icebreaker, a new €14 million VC fund based in Helsinki, is de-cloaking today with a remit to back early-stage startups and what it calls "pre-founders".
|
|
Because finance charges were built into a purchase price, the lawsuit said, retailers also had to remit more sales taxes to local governments than they otherwise would have.
|
|
Hawala is popular among migrants in the Middle East and has been used to remit money to remote areas, where banking is out of reach or too costly.
|
|
ADIA also said its Alternative Investments department had launched a new Emerging Opportunities programme to invest in asset types that fall outside the remit of ADIA's other departments.
|
|
The FSO's remit stretches far beyond the traditional bullet-stopping and gun-wielding into public-opinion polling, political analysis and the management of vast swathes of federal property.
|
|
Speaking to CNBC Tuesday, the Defense Secretary said the convention on human rights was being misused and had strayed from its remit to help maintain peace inside Europe.
|
|
ABUJA, March 14 (Reuters) - Nigeria's state oil company failed to remit 3.2 trillion naira ($16.1 billion) to the public purse in 2014, the auditor-general said on Monday.
|
|
Last week, Capita picked turnaround specialist Jonathan Lewis as its new chief executive, with a remit to overhaul the British outsourcing firm after a string of profit warnings.
|
|
Standard Chartered revamped the management structure of its debt capital markets business at the beginning of this year, expanding the geographical remit of a handful of senior bankers.
|
|
However, this is an issue that is not in his remit, De Mistura said, and it should therefore be tackled immediately by the International Syria Support Group (ISSG).
|
|
Barclay, whose main remit is to make sure Britain is ready in case a deal cannot be reached, said the government would step up those preparations next week.
|
|
The FCA said its board had decided to ask the Treasury for an official direction to commission the review, to ensure it had a "broad and comprehensive" remit.
|
|
The study, conducted by the Center for Latin American Monetary Studies (CEMLA), found that Guatemalan immigrants remit more funds than any nationality, at 21625 percent of their earnings.
|
|
That poses a challenge for the central bank as, rather than targeting growth, its main remit is to keep inflation — currently running at 2.6 percent — at 2 percent.
|
|
Amazon says the sellers should be responsible for the collection, but South Carolina is arguing that it's up to Amazon to collect and remit taxes for the sellers.
|
|
"Our remit is to look at all aspects of the causes, nature and consequences of conflict in all its form," said the museum's curator of photography, Hilary Roberts.
|
|
" Rallied by the applause, Netanyahu took the opportunity to exceed his remit: "Even today some seek to extinguish the menorah, to extinguish the light that erupts from Zion.
|
|
But overall state policy is the remit of Khamenei, who wields decisive powers across government and the military and security services, and warily endorsed the 2015 nuclear settlement.
|
|
A recent announcement by Airbnb to collect and remit state and local taxes on behalf of their customers said that these revenues should amount to $1.1 million annually.
|
|
The Treasury and the DMO, the Debt Management Office, are shortly to publish a comprehensive update to the gilt financing remit and that will be done in April.
|
|
To achieve that, Britain will have to accept all the rules of the European Union, including the remit of the European Court of Justice, during the transitional period.
|
|
And they come as Mr. Manafort's lawyers — and Mr. Trump and his allies — are arguing that Mr. Mueller has ventured beyond his remit of investigating Russian election interference.
|
|
Depression in older people tends to be more severe, last longer and be less likely to remit than the same disease in younger people, a new study concludes.
|
|
The Treasury and the DMO, the Debt Management Office, are shortly to publish a comprehensive update to the gilt financing remit and that will be done in April.
|
|
Washington complains that the Appellate Body regularly exceeds a 90-day limit to give rulings and goes beyond the remit of a case effectively to set new rules.
|
|
"The Commission acted as a supranational tax authority even as a supernatural tax authority," he said, adding the EU executive did not have the remit to do so.
|
|
Judge Peck ruled that the FBI acted reasonably in arresting Barone because the informant failed to report the conversations and so appeared to be acting outside his remit.
|
|
His subsequent discussion of "The Big State"—the almost certain need for central governments to expand their remit regarding taxation and redistribution—is thought-provoking in the extreme.
|
|
They argued on Friday that the court had overstepped its remit, saying that no charge of corruption or abuse of authority has been proved in a criminal trial.
|
|
"FINMA is under political pressure to investigate this case and corporate governance is under their remit," said Peter V. Kunz, a legal expert at the University of Bern.
|
|
The remit of the UN Security Council is to deal with the maintenance of international peace and security or to respond to threats to international peace and security.
|
|
The Fed's regulatory remit involves prudential regulation and financial stability; that is, making sure bank balance sheets can withstand losses and, if they don't, that contagion is minimized.
|
|
That is why proposals for a carbon tax are typically paired with some sort of compensation for the losers—something that is far beyond central banks' remit today.
|
|
They warned that the Fed, in stimulating the housing sector, had overstepped its remit and that it was inflating dangerous asset bubbles that could cause the next crisis.
|
|
The company, it alleged, "knowingly failed to collect and remit" state and local taxes on calling plans for almost a decade to the tune of more than $100 million.
|
|
"I have a global remit and I need to cover all the elements of modern living," Nikitin said in an interview with the Ukrainian hooligan website Troublemakers last year.
|
|
Some members of the governing African National Congress party are pushing for its mandate to widen beyond its current remit of inflation-targeting to promote jobs and economic growth.
|
|
The LA-4A gigs are a lot of fun as they have a wide remit, but they're definitely heavy on the acid and electro, as this album would indicate.
|
|
The Ukraine Mission worked hand in hand with Special Envoy Kurt Volker, another experienced diplomat with a special remit to address he ongoing conflict in Eastern Ukraine and Crimea.
|
|
Last July, the startup told me that 74 per cent of all incoming deposits are people's salaries, suggesting that Monese is meeting the remit it set out to fulfil.
|
|
A spokesperson for the watchdog told us these concerns fall outside the remit of that still partially ongoing investigation, which was triggered by the Cambridge Analytica data misuse scandal.
|
|
Finally, there was no discussion of how far afield Robert Mueller, the special counsel, has taken the focus of his investigation compared with the original remit of Russian influence.
|
|
The former chief regulatory officer of the Singapore Exchange joined ADGM in March 2015, with a remit to recreate the regulatory framework that made DIFC appeal to international investors.
|
|
In a lengthy letter to Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) said it had complied with its remit, despite her department's charges to the contrary.
|
|
The announcement by Glencore is the first disclosure of a CFTC investigation involving potential corruption since the U.S. derivatives regulator announced it was expanding its enforcement remit in March.
|
|
North Dakota, the high court declared that a state cannot require a seller to collect and remit sales tax unless that business has a "physical presence" in the state.
|
|
A wider remit will show it has a bigger commitment to investing in Japan, and not just taking money out, which could help win over big public sector clients.
|
|
In other words, being considered within the remit of public health means that hate crimes have significant public health consequences, such as being associated with mental and physical problems.
|
|
As a financial columnist with an unabashedly globalist remit (sorry Steve Bannon) the annual World Economic Forum in Switzerland is the most efficient few days of my entire year.
|
|
Swiss customs, in charge of checking goods in freeports since they became a part of its remit in 20143, does not publish the value of goods declared by customers.
|
|
The two were kept afloat with an injection of funds from the Treasury Department, but the arrangement required the two to remit nearly all profits back to the Treasury.
|
|
But Interior Minister Theresa May has been tipped by the Financial Times as keen to bring the agency under the remit of Britain's National Crime Agency, dubbed Britain's FBI.
|
|
It recently announced its "Save Our Sidewalks" pledge, inviting competitors to join in picking up theirs scooters every night, moderate growth, and remit money to cities to support infrastructure.
|
|
Its remit does not include prosecution, and de Roux said it would be difficult to establish a consensus on what caused the violence in a society still deeply divided.
|
|
She felt the 'experts' were treated very differently to the lay members – the former met to decide the remit of the committee before the others were allowed to join.
|
|
"The proposed powers are unprecedented, their remit unnecessarily broad, and the consequences of their use completely unknown," said Kishwar Rahman, general manager of policy and advocacy for the group.
|
|
Duterte gave a speech lasting well over an hour on Wednesday, focusing heavily on justifying his anti-narcotics campaign, blasting human rights groups and again questioning the ICC's remit.
|
|
Politicians from the Basque and Catalan regions have warned his central government not to take over the management of health care, which is under the remit of regional administrations.
|
|
Its remit remains largely the same: Speedinvest broadly targets fintech, deep tech, marketplaces, industrial tech, digital health and consumer tech startups, writing first checks between €50,000 and €1.5 million.
|
|
Her remit is limited to the UK, and one source said the relative autonomy of agencies had left her with less power than other executives before Read took over.
|
|
While some of this is no longer getting spelled out, Paige is articulating more on another front: it's expanding its remit from primarily clinical environments to include pharmaceutical ones.
|
|
Lagarde has called climate change "mission critical" for the ECB but she faces political and technical constraints to fitting that into the central bank's narrow remit of controlling inflation.
|
|
Scenius, which provides accounting and business consultancy services mainly to state companies, said the order came after the finance ministry complained it was offering skills outside its official remit.
|
|
The FCA said it could support a broader review of the legal issues raised by this case, but also said that legal changes might not come within its remit.
|
|
Gabriel, who is also vice chancellor and SPD leader, has championed CETA as part of his remit as economy minister, and to demonstrate the center-left party's business credentials.
|
|
"The International Stock Exchange Authority is not aware of any investigation, nor of any basis for such," it said, adding the Woodford fund was not within its regulatory remit.
|
|
The Australian cardinal's travails will also risk becalming the work of the Vatican's Secretariat for the Economy where he had a remit to clean house and impose new accounting standards.
|
|
SYDNEY, Aug 17 (Reuters) - Australia announced a bill on Thursday to strengthen its money laundering laws, including bringing bitcoin providers under the remit of AUSTRAC, the government's financial intelligence unit.
|
|
Former Tesco executive Potts joined Morrisons in March 2015 with a remit to revive the group after it suffered badly at the hands of discounters in its northern England heartland.
|
|
While the Queens Museum is primarily housed in one main building that includes education spaces and artist studios, it has broadened its service remit beyond art educational programs and exhibitions.
|
|
He would re-emerge in public in 2010 as the leader of the Islamic State of Iraq, which would soon expand its remit to Syria (and rename itself Islamic State).
|
|
Brisbourne told me the VC's remit remains focussed on e-commerce and marketplaces "in every vertical" not just what might be traditionally considered to fit those categories, such as travel.
|
|
Hence Lystable quickly making its platform free, and now preparing to switch to a business model that's centered on building a payments solution for companies to more easily remit freelancers.
|
|
Traders said dollar supply had improved after the central bank lifted suspension of eight banks banned from the interbank currency market for failing to remit money owed to the government.
|
|
Palestinian neighborhoods in the east of Jerusalem were formally annexed by Israel in 1980, bringing them under the remit of domestic security forces rather than ministry of defense and army.
|
|
The recommendation is likely to disappoint lawmakers who have expressed doubts that the FOS could cope with an expanded remit and argued that revamping the body won't go far enough.
|
|
At the other end of the scale from AOSP is stock Android, a term which has shifted in meaning as time has gone on and the GMS remit has widened.
|
|
Last month, Nigeria's auditor-general and the Revenue Mobilization Allocation and Fiscal Commission both said NNPC failed to remit billions of dollars to the public purse during the Jonathan era.
|
|
The suspensions from the interbank market were imposed after the banks failed to remit $2.1 billion, the government's share of dividends from state-owned gas company NLNG, the sources said.
|
|
But, comments such as "Texas has the best commission" isn't a part of his remit other than to schmooze and stroke the egos of those present in Dallas that day.
|
|
The auditors said the banking agency "was unable to provide an overview of critical functions for every bank under its remit," raising doubts on how the SRB assesses bank liabilities.
|
|
For all the changes in their remit since the 1980s, GPs remain small in scope, and much of what they do could be covered by cheaper staff, Ms Propper adds.
|
|
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said in its business plan for the coming financial year that cryptocurrencies themselves don't come under its regulatory remit, but the use of them does.
|
|
Collectively they remit more than $2 billion of their income back to the Philippines every month, money that fuels robust consumer spending in one of the world's fastest-growing economies.
|
|
SO WE PAY THEM, YOU KNOW, A COUPLE OF HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR HEALTH INSURANCE, AND THEY, IN TURN, REMIT THAT $4093,000, WHATEVER THE NUMBER IS, TO THE HEALTH INSURER.
|
|
The report highlighted concerns relating to conflicts of interest and oligopolistic market tendencies for investment consultants and said it recommended bringing the industry under the regulatory remit of the Treasury.
|
|
So the Q4 figure is the first quarter of official tourist tax revenue the city is receiving direct from Airbnb — rather than relying on Airbnb hosts to remit the fee.
|
|
Under the 28503 Oslo Accords, Israel must collect and remit these clearance revenues to the PA. But, in violation of Oslo, the Israeli government deducts "handling fees" and other charges.
|
|
In South Dakota, for instance, online sellers that have sales in the state exceeding $100,000 or more than 200 transactions to residents in the state have to remit sales tax.
|
|
David J. Eiswert, portfolio manager of T. Rowe Price Global Stock Fund, enjoys a broader remit than Ms. Hsiao: He's free to survey the world in search of promising bets.
|
|
But it doesn't have the tools needed to succeed, its new C.E.O., José Manuel Campa, told the FT. The E.B.A. was given the remit after the huge Danske Bank scandal.
|
|
MADRID, Sept 10 (Reuters) - The European Court of Justice's advocate general on Tuesday said that Spain's mortgage price index (IRPH) should not be excluded from the remit of EU directives.
|
|
The reasons seem to include employers being unwilling to hire ex-offenders or people with opioid and other addiction problems — and similar challenges that are beyond the usual economist's remit.
|
|
Both chief executives have a strong sustainability remit, underlining how keen fashion companies are to prioritise their environmental strategies at a time of a public backlash against cheap, throwaway clothing.
|
|
Blablacar's bid for Ouibus puts the start-up in another league, growing well beyond its initial remit to take on other forms of inter-city travel in France and Europe.
|
|
Last month the court ordered the lenders to remit a combined $793 million to the government immediately after the state accused them of holding back funds collected on its behalf.
|
|
CLIMATE CHANGE - As with Brexit, Carney had to fend off charges of overstepping his remit with his warning to the finance industry of the risks to them from climate change.
|
|
"We have been audited by multiple states, multiple times, and in every case we were required to collect and remit sales tax on delivery fees," said Grubhub's CEO Matt Maloney.
|
|
CLIMATE CHANGE - As with Brexit, Carney had to fend off charges of overstepping his remit with his warning to the finance industry of the risks to them from climate change.
|
|
Harrison is hoping to work with companies that are in a complementary space, which gives Verily a fairly wide remit to invest across the bio-tech and digital health ecosystem.
|
|
Three countries account for over half of the global total of 17.2m refugees who come under the remit of the UNHCR (this figure does not include a further 5.3m Palestinian refugees).
|
|
" A spokesperson for National Trading Standards told CNBC: "While we have received correspondence from the Good Thinking Society, the regulation of advertising is not within the remit of National Trading Standards.
|
|
The Bank of England's job is to take the sum of the government's policies, both here and abroad, shocks from abroad, and then conduct monetary policy in fulfilment of its remit.
|
|
The clampdown goes even further in Beijing where banks must import 100 yuan for every 80 yuan they remit overseas on behalf of clients, ensuring a net inflow into the capital.
|
|
"Once again the smallest member of the European Union was put under unnecessary pressure, being asked to resolve a case which was neither its responsibility nor its remit," the government added.
|
|
The ruling negated the previous prevailing standard: that a company must have a physical presence in a state in order for it to be required to collect and remit sales taxes.
|
|
However, he said he would be surprised if the board could not find a Kenyan to run the company, adding that part of Collymore's remit was to groom a local successor.
|
|
He further added that after the ECB's announcement, there was a pickup in credit demand and the rally gathered pace as it became clearer that the central bank's remit is wide.
|
|
"Some companies, including the online behemoth Amazon", he noted, "now voluntarily collect and remit sales tax in every state that assesses one—even those in which they have no physical presence".
|
|
In July the watchdog said it did not have the power to discipline any bosses involved for misconduct, arguing the business of GRG fell outside the scope of its regulatory remit.
|
|
When this is the case, the Remit requires the MPC to explain how it has balanced that trade-off, including the horizon over which it aims to return inflation to target.
|
|
It can also be more direct, for example if the trust relies on the seller to remit cash payments due to promotional contract features such as upgrade options or recurring credits.
|
|
On April 9th Sajid Javid, the home secretary, widened the remit of the Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre, which is led by the spies of MI5, to include "extreme right-wing terrorism".
|
|
The legal basis for the regulation was thought to lie in a ruling by the Supreme Court in 2007, which declared CO2 a pollutant, thereby placing it under the EPA's remit.
|
|
British lawmakers, however, have expressed doubts about the FOS's ability to cope with a wider remit and have proposed a new bank-funded tribunal service, a step that would need legislation.
|
|
FCA Chief Executive Andrew Bailey said the FOS is the "right route" for resolving small company disputes and it has gone as far as it could to broaden the FOS' remit.
|
|
The BoE's Financial Policy Committee has a remit not to act in a way that damages the capacity of the financial sector to help the economy grow over time, Carney added.
|
|
Speaking on the possible impact a Brexit could have on U.K. jobs and wages, Carney said the BoE were not forming a view, as it was outside of the Bank's remit.
|
|
Why do automated content moderation systems, which have for years been heralded by the platforms as the chief weapon in our arsenal against offensive, extreme content, continue to fail their remit?
|
|
Wyatt came from hedge fund Empyrean Capital and joined Starboard with the remit of allocating more money toward event driven situations such as mergers, according to people familiar with the matter.
|
|
Established in 1991 after the fall of communism in eastern Europe, the EBRD expanded its remit to the southern and eastern Mediterranean in the wake of the Arab uprisings of 2011.
|
|
At the moment, we have RPI ... we have CPI, which is what everyone virtually recognises and is our remit and then the ONS favoured the CPIH, which is the housing cost.
|
|
It also has a petrochemicals division and a number of investments in energy projects, including ownership of clean energy firm Masdar, which would fold neatly into IPIC's traditional energy sector remit.
|
|
The Saudi government's recent announcement that activities carried out by Aramco for the government will be delineated – but not eliminated – suggests that noncommercial objectives will remain a part of Aramco's remit.
|
|
Though the Roadmap initially shifted control of the PSF to an "empowered interior minister" under a technocratic prime minister, President Mahmoud Abbas gradually redirected control of the forces to his remit.
|
|
"If the outlook has worsened, to use that term, in the judgment of the MPC there always could be monetary response if that is consistent with its remit," Carney told lawmakers.
|
|
LONDON, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Morrisons, Britain's fourth biggest supermarket group, has extended the remit of finance chief Trevor Strain, giving him the additional responsibilities of commercial director, it said on Wednesday.
|
|
Airbnb has also secured a surer footing in Amsterdam, after inking an agreement with city authorities at the end of 2014 to collect and remit tourist taxes, starting in February 2015.
|
|
"Once again, the smallest member of the European Union was put under unnecessary pressure, being asked to resolve a case which was neither its responsibility nor its remit," the government said.
|
|
But such hairsplitting is far beyond the remit of Lindelof and Cuse, who have crafted "The Hunt" less as a polemic than as an infantile, pox-on-both-your-houses rant.
|
|
It's long past time to establish an U.S. infrastructure bank, with a remit to support the industries needed for the future; call it the U.S. Infrastructure and Industrial Investment Bank (IIIB).
|
|
And since the days of Mao Zedong, China has operated under a system known as fragmented authoritarianism, in which even the most local leaders have near-absolute authority over their remit.
|
|
Far-right President Jair Bolsonaro, facing protests this week after announcing education spending freezes, has also said he would battle "cultural Marxism" and has reduced the remit of Brazil's culture ministry.
|
|
Hill, who described a heated dispute with Sondland on the issue, echoed others in saying, essentially, it came down to Sondland repeatedly telling people his remit came directly from the President.
|
|
Woolard said part of the FCA's remit is to promote competition and it wants start ups to meet with the watchdog early on to ensure consumer protection has been properly considered.
|
|
Promoting the use of electric vehicles is one thing, but residents must be able to tap into a stable, affordable supply of electricity, which usually doesn't fall under a city's remit.
|
|
He questioned whether the deal for "Bake Off," the biggest show on British television, sits well with Channel 4's remit and said regulation of the broadcaster should be tightened up.
|
|
Trump has said in the past that his financial affairs are outside the remit of Mueller's investigation suggesting this latest line of inquiry is likely to irk the president even further.
|
|
The Senate is not engaging in activities beyond its constitutional remit: It is divided and struggling within the confines of its own procedures and the larger political environment of the nation.
|
|
As for those sensitive physical locations, UNESCO's mandarins are right to point out that they have no remit to settle metaphysical matters that have divided countless millions of people over many centuries.
|
|
A year ago, Pope Francis narrowed the remit of Cardinal Pell's secretariat by removing its authority to manage the Holy See's finances; this was presented as a separation of oversight and administration.
|
|
As City minister, Kirby had been stripped of his remit in overseeing the impact of Brexit on Britain's large banking sector, a role handed to Lucy Neville-Rolfe, who quit this week.
|
|
Sources familiar with the matter told Reuters PwC's remit could include a debt restructuring, with the possibility that a plan could be put to creditor banks as soon as early next year.
|
|
The government said the existing Ombudsman's remit was already being expanded from April to give an additional 210,000 SMEs with turnover of up to 6.5 million pounds access to its free service.
|
|
It seems that the aim here is for Glasto to be seen on the right side of history where grime is concerned, which fits into the festival's remit with booking so far.
|
|
The 57-year-old German replaces Jonathan Neale who has been handed a wider remit as chief operating officer of the parent McLaren Technology Group, McLaren said in a statement on Thursday.
|
|
It's hard to imagine why Republicans would want to eliminate a small agency with such a limited budget and remit, particularly given the growing concern over foreign hacking of US elections systems.
|
|
There also looks to be a broadening of the scope, with the PR talking about expanding the app's remit to cover early detection of sepsis and organ failure, as well as AKI.
|
|
Critics say that he's only achieved his position thanks to his long association with Duterte, but he counters naysayers, arguing it's within the President's remit to choose any general for the role.
|
|
Initially, the startup's primary remit will be security and theft-prevention, but further down the line its smarts and technology will be put to discovering and analyzing new asset listings for Coinbase.
|
|
Sales tax would still be collected, but sellers would have a simplified way to remit those taxes and they would face audits only from states in which they have a physical presence.
|
|
The idea is to help social landlords both tackle fuel poverty amongst their residents and as part of their social remit, and to provide a scalable technology solution for managing their properties.
|
|
Uber said Jamie Heywood would join as Uber's new regional general manager for northern and eastern Europe from Amazon next month, a remit which covers 110,000 drivers in 12 countries including Britain.
|
|
Geddo said it was not his remit to deal with any captured Islamic State fighters, but he said the U.N. had received assurances that they would be treated as prisoners of war.
|
|
It is also apparent that the consistent demand for high-quality compliance skills and knowledge has not abated, reflecting the diverse and often challenging remit of senior compliance professionals in financial services.
|
|
But if you go online, in many instances the business you buy your book from is not obligated to collect that tax and you're expected to remit the tax on your own.
|
|
ABUJA, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Nigeria's central bank said on Wednesday it had ended the suspension of nine banks from the interbank currency market for failing to remit money owed to the government.
|
|
Papadimitriou, whose remit involved promoting Greece abroad for investment projects, submitted his resignation to Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Monday night "for reasons of political sensitivity," an economy ministry official told Reuters.
|
|
"Our intention, our negotiating remit, when it comes to the discussions with our European partners is to have a constructive dialogue and look for the common interest here," he told BBC television.
|
|
Lenders collect grants, taxes and tariffs on behalf of the government which they remit to a single treasury account with the central bank following a policy in 2015 aimed at curbing corruption.
|
|
At a hearing with bondholders in January, Gloster said her remit does not cover whether bondholders should be compensated but her conclusions will inform the government about whether compensation should be paid.
|
|
It is therefore taking the size of the CCFF into account when taking its decisions on the target stock of government and corporate bonds financed by reserves necessary to fulfil its remit.
|
|
But on being questioned by a central government inspection team and a reporter on issues like how many people a certain hospital under her remit could handle, she could not immediately answer.
|
|
On Friday, the foreign ministry said Honduras had failed to agree on a renewal of the MACCIH's mandate, noting there was concern in sectors of society that it had overreached its remit.
|
|
In letters to the leaders of the Treasury Department, Internal Revenue Service and Department of Justice on Wednesday, the subcommittee members urged the agencies to review cases and remit funds when appropriate.
|
|
The hearing called by the Senate committee on national defense and security is looking to establish whether or not Go had gone beyond his remit by getting involved in a defense contract.
|
|
The Bank of England's interest rate-setting committee has a remit to maintain price stability and keep inflation at 2 percent, as well as supporting the government's objectives for growth and employment.
|
|
The SRB's remit covers 120 banks, and she said they will have to hold MREL equivalent to "not less" than 8 percent of total liabilities, but on a case-by-case basis.
|
|
"It is within their remit but using it like this, and first time out, is not so encouraging," he said, adding that his post received little traction when it was first published.
|
|
Volker's mission was supposed to focus narrowly on resolving aspects of the Russia-Ukraine military standoff, but at times he seemed to go beyond that remit, the former White House official noted.
|
|
It is therefore taking the size of the CCFF into account when taking its decisions on the target stock of government and corporate bonds financed by reserves necessary to fulfill its remit.
|
|
And Mr. Zarif's move has little chance of meaningfully improving his ministry's stature in foreign policy decision-making — especially in Syria, which has long been outside of the diplomats' remit, he said.
|
|
In a century of cinema, from the street gangs of the silent era to last year's Hell or High Water, the crime film has overwhelmingly been the remit of the violent male.
|
|
Sessions and McGahn both informed Trump that he could not wipe away the charges prior to conviction, but reassured him that he had a wide remit to grant pardons at his pleasure.
|
|
Starting April 1, "Amazon will calculate, collect, and remit sales tax for orders shipped to customers" in Pennsylvania, the company said in its seller central portal, which is only available to marketplace merchants.
|
|
Filmmakers there have warned about tough times ahead for the Brazilian movie industry, after far-right President Jair Bolsonaro said he would battle "cultural Marxism" and reduced the remit of Brazil's culture ministry.
|
|
The report, which has no restrictions on its remit, could examine whether it would be possible for the Dutch to withdraw from the single currency, and if so how, said lawmaker Pieter Omtzigt.
|
|
Bannon Apparently Wants to Retaliate Against MuellerPresident Trump's former chief strategist Steve Bannon is said to be keen for Republicans to question special counsel Robert Mueller's remit and disrupt funding for his investigation.
|
|
The U.K.'s leading eating disorder charity, Beat, told me, "It doesn't really come into our remit at the moment," because it is considered a symptom, not a disorder in its own right.
|
|
General Electric's troubles deepened, as it revealed that the Justice Department had opened a criminal investigation into its accounting practices and the Securities and Exchange Commission had expanded the remit of its inquiries.
|
|
"They took three weeks to reply, or there was no answer — or they'd give you a reply that was just bullshit or missing the point, saying it wasn't in their remit," she said.
|
|
The first business, under Quill, "must collect and remit a tax on all of its sales to customers from South Dakota" while the second—despite its "pervasive Internet presence"—has no such duty.
|
|
The remit of the new "Fund II" is largely unchanged from the first fund, promising to write the first cheque of between $50,000 and $75,000 for the most promising founders in the region.
|
|
If a treaty encroaches on areas beyond Brussels' remit and into "national competences" — investment rules, for example — it will also need ratification by lawmakers in all 27 EU states, a potential stumbling block.
|
|
Meanwhile, regarding Kindred's investment remit, Buckley says it targets seed investments with an average cheque size in the first round of £700,000 and prefers to be the first institutional money into a company.
|
|
Dot To Dot began as a small new bands festival in Nottingham in 2005, and has since expanded to take in two more cities (Bristol and Manchester) and a much more ambitious remit.
|
|
Since arriving in CAR, the Russians' remit has expanded beyond military advice and into various economic and diplomatic activities, a Western diplomat and security source said, fuelling the beginnings of a Western backlash.
|
|
In his first speech as head of the Minneapolis Fed, Neel Kashkari urged a radical shakeup of Wall Street's banks, straddling the line between the Fed's policymaking remit and political advocacy, Reuters said.
|
|
UK regulators had a competitiveness remit in the run up to the 2007-09 financial crisis, and Randell said restoring this objective could imply some very difficult trade-offs with its existing objectives.
|
|
Also related to the re-brand is a formal repositioning of the firm to be consumer-only focused — both B2C and B2B2503C — with a remit to invest at seed and Series A stages.
|
|
The head of the economic affairs committee of the European Parliament Roberto Gualtieri urged the SRB to have resolution plans ready by the end of the year for all banks under its remit.
|
|
Unlike We Remit, it allows real-time transfers between Alipay HK accounts and the Filipino mobile payments service Gcash, which Ant Financial partly owns and which is operated by telecommunications firm Globe Telecom.
|
|
Legislation that enables states to require out-of-state sellers to collect and remit sales tax has been introduced in Congress and even passed the Senate in 2013 with a comfortable bipartisan majority.
|
|
"Ordering Amazon to collect the tax due and remit it to a trust simply ensures that the state will receive what it is owed at the end of the litigation," the motion said.
|
|
The comfort women situation may seem tangential to the day-to-day challenges of building a hardware product, but politics — particularly visceral, human politics — has a way of interceding far from its remit.
|
|
Competitors to Yomp include the incumbent in the space, Global Corporate Challenge, Keas (ex-Google founders with huge growth), EveryMove, GetHealth, Maxwell Health (bigger remit but similar budgets) and Challenge for Change / Love2Ride.
|
|
While not all of the reports were within their remit (someone's age isn't always obvious to the untrained eye), some 35 percent of those reports were found to be illegal child sex abuse.
|
|
As I said in Munich, if we agree that the UK should continue to participate in an EU agency the UK would have to respect the remit of the ECJ in that regard.
|
|
She often acted beyond the remit of her ceremonial duties by assuming control of many of the country's social programs, says Marielos Chang, political scientist at the Universidad Francisco Marroquin in Guatemala City.
|
|
Environmental crimes will now be considered in investigations of cases that fall within the ICC's existing remit, according to Global Diligence LLP, a London-based human rights law firm said in a statement.
|
|
The online sales tax proposal with the most momentum, S. 28503, the so-called "Marketplace Fairness Act," would require remote sellers to collect and remit sales taxes based on where their customers live.
|
|
Indeed, his high media profile has drawn parallels with Iftikhar Chaudhry, who initially won plaudits for helping oust military dictator Pervez Musharraf in 2008, but was later criticized for overstepping his constitutional remit.
|
|
The gin group argued that the Facebook posts were not adverts and therefore did not fall under the remit of the U.K's ad codes, which are enforced by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA).
|
|
"[The Committee members] start from the premise that their remit does not extend to commenting on BP's business practices, and approach the report's content disconnected from this essential context," Art Not Oil writes.
|
|
If a treaty encroaches on areas beyond Brussels' remit and into "national competences" — investment rules, for example — it will also need ratification by lawmakers in all 27 EU states, a potential stumbling block.
|
|
Lawmakers in Washington introduced a bill late last year that would widen Cfius's remit, giving it oversight over more types of deals and, in particular, those that move advanced technologies into foreign hands.
|
|
UEFA, whose financial fair play rules ban clubs from spending more than their generated revenue, declined to comment but a spokesman noted that international transfers are within the remit of global governing body FIFA.
|
|
Beroutsos, a former director and senior partner at McKinsey & Company, joined the Caisse in May 2014 with a remit to oversee the pension fund's private equity investments outside of Quebec, where it is based.
|
|
The committee concluded that Alexis Kohler, Macron's most senior aide, and his chief of staff, Patrick Strzoda, had both withheld details in their testimonies, notably about the remit of Benalla's role as security adviser.
|
|
While January's CES has a broad tech remit that includes everything from TVs to smart toilets, MWC is a much more focused show where mobile and phone tech is the name of the game.
|
|
The investigating panel's remit was to establish why the central bank kept the theft secret for a month, whether bank officials were involved in it and how to avert a similar heist in future.
|
|
While the court said there wasn't substantial evidence to support the value of Round Square's services amounted to $70 million, it declined to remit the damages award to Las Vegas Sands' proposed $1 million.
|
|
The remit of CFIUS, an interagency group led by the Treasury Department that assesses mergers and stock buys by foreign investors and companies to ensure that purchases do not harm national security, was broadened.
|
|
"Over the course of her tenure, she has changed the organization's culture, expanded our remit and shown an unequivocal commitment to supporting parts of the LGBT communities that have been traditionally excluded," she said.
|
|
A set of regulations introduced since the crisis, known as Dodd-Frank, did not go far enough, he said in prepared remarks that straddled the line between the Fed's policymaking remit and political advocacy.
|
|
"(We want an ESM) with a bigger remit and possibilities for preparing and implementing aid programs for euro countries which - despite good policies - have got into difficulties," Scholz said at Humboldt University in Berlin.
|
|
According to diplomatic and security sources, many of the Russians in CAR are private security contractors and their remit has expanded into mediating negotiations among armed groups, securing mining projects and advising CAR's president.
|
|
Seven new ministries and eight new administrations are under the state council, including a new market regulatory administration with a broad remit ranging from anti-monopoly and pricing supervision to product quality and safety.
|
|
Communications had previously fallen under the remit of Nicolas Bazire, in charge of development and acquisitions and managing director of Groupe Arnault, the family holding company that has a 47 percent stake in LVMH.
|
|
Former Tesco executive David Potts joined Morrisons as CEO in March 21 with a remit to revive the group after it was hurt by the rapid rise of the discounters in its northern heartlands.
|
|
LAGOS, Aug 24 (Reuters) - Investors sold shares in Nigerian banks on Wednesday, a day after the central bank suspended nine lenders from foreign exchange transactions for failing to remit money owed to the government.
|
|
The underlying cause of this was client concentration and that we operate in an industry where we are required to pay for inventory from suppliers long before our customers remit payment to the Company.
|
|
Why it's hot in 2019: "World Remit is pioneering the future of the remittance market and making international mobile payments more accessible and affordable for millions of individuals and businesses," Lixandru told Business Insider.
|
|
Putting future engine technology to one side, the move away from using "taxi" in the name also underscores how the startup intends to widen its remit to cover more than just car-based rides.
|
|
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.
|
|
On top of that, some politicians now want to tinker with the central bank's remit, while South Africa's largest trading partner, China, is being dragged deeper into a trade war with the United States.
|
|
Berezovsky had tangled often enough with organized crime to acquire some nasty private adversaries who had tried to take him out before, but the officer's remit was limited to protecting him from government assassins.
|
|
CIBC also said Deepak Khandelwal, who has worked for management consultancy McKinsey, Google and Rogers , will join the bank in August with a remit to include running its digital banking and call center operations.
|
|
Chinese central bankers signalled their readiness to defend the yuan but their assurances are seen as insufficient, given that in January Chinese citizens can take up their annual quota to each remit $21371,213 overseas.
|
|
The Trump administration has been blocking appointments to the WTO's seven-member Appellate Body that rules on trade disputes for over two years, with U.S. officials saying the court had gone beyond its remit.
|
|
Disclosures also were vastly improved, including spelling out for cardholders how long they would remain in debt — and how much interest they would pay — if they only remit the minimum amount due each month.
|
|
Hammond is due to deliver an update on the outlook for Britain's economy and government finances shortly before 1300 GMT on Wednesday, after which the DMO will publish its 2018/19 gilt issuance remit.
|
|
The "real" nature of a religion, if such a concept has any meaning at all, is hard for an outsider to determine, and certainly well beyond the remit of a more-or-less secular state.
|
|
For one, Powell, a Republican former Treasury official who enjoys his regular private meetings with lawmakers of both parties, emphasizes a warmer relationship with Congress and avoids venturing outside of the Fed's strict policy remit.
|
|
Eliminating the need for them could save household budgets hundreds of millions of U.S. dollars which the workers remit home annually but so far authorities have not said they are studying the politically sensitive issue.
|
|
Both of these factors could also dampen remittances among Mexican immigrants who stay in the US. Mexican immigrants in the United States tend to remit about a third of their paychecks, according to some surveys.
|
|
Perhaps most insidiously, he is attacking the two main energy regulators, accusing them of operating on behalf of the private sector against state firms (which was part of their remit), and vowing to "renew" them.
|
|
Its remit now also includes B2B, since in many cases an organization's internal teams can be just as confused or frustrated with its tech services as external customers might be, and that impacts overall productivity.
|
|
"It is not the job of BaFin to check the enforcement of tax laws," he said, adding that its remit was rather to guarantee the solvency of banks and the stability of the financial system.
|
|
The bigger remit for SoftBank Ventures Asia, which describes itself as the group's global arm for early-stage investing, came after a successful presentation to SoftBank founder and CEO Masayoshi Son last October, Lee said.
|
|
So, instead, the U.S. has been increasing its wage taxes, a far easier thing to do, as the government can count on employers to collect and remit the tax (another FDR-era tax policy innovation).
|
|
But after Brexit those powers will come back to Britain, and Scotland and Wales want to make sure they stay within the remit of regional parliaments and do not just revert to the British government.
|
|
Hans Büthker, who joined GKN with the 2015 acquisition of Fokker Technologies, will now become chief executive of GKN Aerospace with immediate effect with a remit to improve margins and cash flow across the group.
|
|
No longer located tightly within national boundaries, and often written by authors who move between cultures, the global novel takes fiction's usual remit—the examination of human nature—and places it in new cosmopolitan settings.
|
|
As a point of comparison, that puts Remitly roughly on par with World Remit, another big player in remittances for emerging markets that raised $175 million in June also at around a $900 million valuation.
|
|
That follows its relationship with Dutch engineering firm Royal HaskoningDHV, which has an office in Newcastle and which, as part of its corporate social responsibility remit, funds the vehicles that transport the Skill Mill's workers.
|
|
He also joins the FCA at a time when its remit has expanded to take in thousands of consumer credit firms, forcing it to review its "mission" and warn that it must prioritize its work.
|
|
A key question is whether the guidelines will only apply to eurozone banks or whether other banks operating in Europe such as those from the UK, Japan and the US will fall under the remit.
|
|
As Xi begins his second five-year term as president, Beijing is streamlining regulators and ministries to reduce inefficiencies while expanding the remit of others such as the central bank to boost their policymaking powers.
|
|
And though he is not officially being asked to design (his remit is "visual communications," though it's a loosey-goosey definition), his appointment does raise some questions: Which comes first, the image or the products?
|
|
Ab-Anbar's other remit is to exhibit Iranian artists who still live in the country, but have an international following, so local audiences can get a contextualized view of how their work is viewed globally.
|
|
The Australian government proposed a set of reforms on Thursday which will close a gap in regulation and bring digital currency exchange providers under the remit of the Australian Transactions and Reporting Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC).
|
|
So the bar for this year's ceremony, which took place Sunday at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, was low, and the remit was clear: do everything the opposite of how it has been done.
|
|
Part of the remit for Anders and the ICR is to document food traditions, not just for the Sami, but also for the more than 20 different reindeer herding people living in the Arctic region.
|
|
The addition of this international capability significantly expands upon Ebix's overall participation in India's remittance channels, and will allow Ebix's financial exchange to remit money sent from abroad through Western Union, Ria, Moneygram or Express Money.
|
|
AMSTERDAM, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Philips has appointed former Airbus manager Jean Botti as its chief innovation and strategy officer with a remit to open up new healthcare technology business opportunities, the Dutch company said on Friday.
|
|
He said this was because some of the institutions, such as the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission, are poorly run with too wide a remit to operate effectively and also because of threats from vested interests.
|
|
Morozov said annual inflation, the central bank's main remit, is unlikely to reach its previously expected peak of 5.5 percent this year, saying that a rise in the rouble is limiting the pace of price growth.
|
|
Lawyers for the Metropolitan Police commissioner argued Thursday that the "Autumn Uprising" was promoted as and constituted a single ongoing protest and had in fact caused serious disruption, so fell within the remit of Section 14.
|
|
The slow pace might reflect the obvious ideological infighting within his team, a desire for evidence before acting or the realisation that Congress, which sees trade policy as within its remit, must be kept on side.
|
|
Morozov said annual inflation, the central bank's main remit, is unlikely to reach its previously expected peak of 5.5 percent this year, adding that a rise in the rouble is limiting the pace of price growth.
|
|
Joel Trachtman, a professor of international law at Tufts University, argues that, since commerce and trade fall under the remit of Congress, withdrawal without their approval "would be a usurpation of Congress's powers under the constitution".
|
|
Hill, whose remit includes financial stability, said this was not the case and also dismissed doubts that the new settlement was not legally binding or that Britain would not be able to challenge EU rules easily.
|
|
It helped kick out Mexico's French puppet emperor in 1867, and in 1904 President Theodore Roosevelt expanded the remit of the doctrine with a corollary stating that America could exercise "international police power" in the hemisphere.
|
|
"The government does not... plan to change the remit of the Band of England," he told reporters in Washington where he was attending meetings of finance chiefs from around the world at the International Monetary Fund.
|
|
CITES also recommended that countries with legal domestic ivory markets - which are not regulated by the convention as its remit is cross-border trade - start closing them down because they are seen as contributing to poaching.
|
|
Some lawmakers want the FCA to have a "competitiveness" remit after Brexit to cut the burden of rules and preserve London's position as a global financial centre, a step that could make equivalence harder to obtain.
|
|
The legislation would also force online retailers to comply with the requirements of 28503,22019 distinct taxing jurisdiction — each with its own bases, rates, and exemptions — and remit taxes to the 46 states that impose sales taxes.
|
|
As a result, the EU launched the Regulation on Wholesale Energy Integrity and Transparency (REMIT) in December 2011, and the watchdog hopes the collection of OTC data will improve the integrity and transparency of the markets.
|
|
But the APPG on fair business banking, a cross-party group of lawmakers, said that while widening the FOS' remit was a good first step, but the government must now introduce a complementary Financial Services Tribunal.
|
|
The new Eurowings digital company is the first major initiative by CEO Thorsten Dirks, who joined a year ago from telecoms firm with the remit to use his digital expertise to help drive growth at Eurowings.
|
|
More and more bonds are falling outside the ECB's buying remit because they yield less the central bank's self-imposed rules that prevents it from buying bonds yielding less than its deposit rate of minus 0.4%.
|
|
The Arctic Council's remit excludes military matters, but participants have already clashed, with the Washington Post reporting that the U.S. had refused to sign off on a final declaration, disagreeing with the wording on climate change.
|
|
Lorenzo Frontini (head of FSG EMEA), Dean Bellissimo (head of FSG Americas), and Simon Roue (co-head of corporate finance APAC and head of FSG APAC) will report to Zuberi in his new, expanded global remit.
|
|
In setting up the appropriate MREL for each bank under its remit, the SRB is also looking at the quality of banks' assets to be sure that a bail-in can take place quickly when required.
|
|
In interviews Ms. Rice said that she hoped to reimagine the theater's remit, finding more opportunities for women to take on major roles, and transforming the theater into a friendly space for mixed audiences including children.
|
|
"It's easier to [focus on expanding] the remit and the staff of your intelligence agencies than it is to solve what is essentially decades of marginalization," offers Christopher Chivvis, a security expert at the RAND Corporation.
|
|
Here in the Smithsonian we are part of a consortium, a family of museums, and we attract a very, very broad spectrum of audiences, and we have this remit to address the needs of all Americans.
|
|
LA PAZ (Reuters) - Bolivia's interim President Jeanine Anez reshuffled her cabinet on Tuesday, including replacing a rebel minister who had called her controversial decision to run in upcoming elections a "betrayal" of the caretaker government's remit.
|
|
The organization's remit has expanded beyond counterterrorism since 2004, and critics have argued that it has drifted away from its core mission and created more bureaucratic layers between the intelligence community and the customers they support.
|
|
In Berlin, Grenell has been a loyal and outspoken supporter of the president, tangling frequently with reporters on his voluble Twitter feed and often commenting on issues ranging far beyond the traditional remit of an ambassador.
|
|
Still, the "spirit of Vatican II," or its overall ecumenical ethos, is cited by proponents and critics alike to refer to post-Vatican-II liberalizing tendencies that exceed the remit of Vatican II's more narrow reforms.
|
|
At least 32 states have passed or are soon expected to pass laws requiring online sellers to collect and remit sales taxes - including about 20 with laws that would cover spending online during the holiday shopping season.
|
|
Firms who want to remit foreign exchange profits equivalent or above $50,000 out of China must submit resolutions from board of directors on profit distribution, alongside tax documents and audited financial statements, according to the new rules.
|
|
Part of the AIU's remit is to restore trust in athletics following, predominantly, the revelations from an independent report in 2015 about state-sponsored doping in Russia, which has left the country still banned from the sport.
|
|
POLICY TRADE-OFF The MPC's Remit recognises that when the effects of shocks persist over an extended period, the MPC is likely to face an exceptional trade-off between returning inflation to target promptly and stabilising output.
|
|
While Roux was responsible for all financial regulation, a restructuring at the bank means Sibley will have a narrower remit and will be responsible for the supervision of credit institutions, insurance firms and the asset management industry.
|
|
Nor does the Home Office have any remit to actively support sponsors to help them understand how to fulfil all the various knotted requirements of an immigration system that can be charitably described as opaque and confusing.
|
|
The regulator must now expand its remit to include non-financial risks like governance, culture and accountability in the 510 companies, with a combined A$6.5 trillion ($4.6 trillion) in assets, that it supervises, the report said.
|
|
The core capital ratio in HSBC's North America business was in the mid-20s and Gulliver said it could remit a 'material sum' as dividends to the bank's London-based holding company, boosting the Group's capital further.
|
|
French energy market regulator CRE said separately that it was paying attention to the reasons for the sharp rise in French forward power prices, and was paying particular attention to transparency obligations under European Union REMIT regulations.
|
|
A new wave of activism around period poverty—including high school students and football fans—galvanized the UK. In Scotland, North Ayrshire council began supplying all state schools under their remit with free sanitary pads and tampons.
|
|
CITES recommended on Sunday that countries with legal domestic ivory markets - which are not regulated by the convention as its remit is cross-border trade - start closing them down because they are seen as contributing to poaching.
|
|
North Dakota — the physical presence standard from a 1990s Supreme Court case — is overturned in June, small online retailers will have to collect and remit sales tax from purchasers from across the country – thousands of taxing entities.
|
|
With a remit to travel wherever he needs and speak to anyone who can help, his enquiries take him to, among other places, the Ganges river in India and the Stone Age tomb of Newgrange in Ireland.
|
|
This week's ruling over how Ireland treated Apple and its tax practices has led to an increasingly bitter debate between Margrethe Vestager, Europe's top competition official, and those who argue that her agency has overstepped its remit.
|
|
The bill excluded police, fire and emergency service workers, but would have forced other public employee unions to collect membership dues themselves, rather than having the government entity automatically deduct and remit the dues to the union.
|
|
South Dakota asked the Supreme Court to uphold its law and to overturn a 1992 ruling that prevents states from compelling businesses to remit their sales taxes unless the business has a physical presence in the jurisdiction.
|
|
And if you are one of the millions of Americans who sell goods via platforms like eBay and Etsy, it means having to collect and remit sales taxes in a mind-bending array of seller-buyer combinations.
|
|
Johnny notes that "nobody is under the illusion that rap alone can defeat fascism," but there's a sense these nights are emboldening the hip-hop community, expanding its cultural remit and serving as a platform for activism.
|
|
That means Trump currently has no immediate expert on hand whose entire remit is the future of the environment, the effects of climate change and the direction of research in key areas, like HIV and cancer cures.
|
|
CMCs will come under the remit of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) from April 2019, ahead of which the regulator is consulting on rules it has proposed after instances of misconduct and poor governance in the industry.
|
|
Several newly elected district council members seized on the demands of the demonstrators as part of their campaign platforms, and seem eager to push their roles beyond the usual remit of neighborhood noise complaints and sanitation problems.
|
|
The MPC once again stressed its remit to strike a balance between providing an accommodating monetary policy that supports economic activity while at the same time returning the U.K. to a target inflation rate of 2 percent.
|
|
He did not explain what was included in that sum, and it wasn't clear if he had counted all the measures described to Reuters by officials, some of which will be outside the remit of his ministry.
|
|
Separately, the opinion notes that, in individual cases, the standard contractual clauses likewise may not provide an answer to the problems that arise when data transfers bring EU citizens' data within the remit of US public authorities.
|
|
Bond investors were told last month they would be able to remit money more freely, a move seen as potentially enabling entry to major debt indexes and bringing in at least $155 billion, according to JPMorgan estimates.
|
|
But because the position includes more power than any creative figure has had at Tiffany, including its recent design director, Francesca Amfitheatrof, whose remit was limited to Tiffany-branded jewelry, and who will be leaving the company.
|
|
That has driven some importers to pay for purchases of cheap consumer goods from China via Western Union, a money wiring service typically used by low-wage expatriate workers in Egypt to remit salaries to their home countries.
|
|
Tyrie - who supported Britain staying in the EU - has been keen in the past to expand his committee's oversight of the BoE, which has a wider remit over monetary policy and financial regulation than other major central banks.
|
|
Below follows an email Q&A with byFounders Managing Partner Eric Lagier, where we discuss the fund's remit, how byFounders' LP network aims to give it an edge, ties to Silicon Valley, and the thorny issue of Brexit.
|
|
The inquiry's precise focus, within a broad remit to investigate the quality of services and how best to provide them, is not clear, though commissioners Richard Tracey and Lynelle Briggs are expected to provide extra detail on Friday.
|
|
The United Kingdom's devolved parliaments could complicate or slow an EU withdrawal as their remit over such a major change is unclear and there is a convention for giving the assemblies a say on matters that concern them.
|
|
This moved two of my colleagues and I to form an advocacy and awareness group called Crime Si Poa (Crime Is Not Cool) whose remit is to advocate against crime, fear of crime and activities that threaten peace.
|
|
LAGOS (Reuters) - Nigerian bank executives met with central bank officials, banking sources told Reuters on Wednesday, a day after the monetary authority suspended nine lenders from foreign exchange transactions for failing to remit money owed to the government.
|
|
Brazil's far-right president Jair Bolsonaro has talked of waging war on "cultural Marxism" and has reduced the remit of the country's culture ministry, leaving many filmmakers fearing it will become more difficult to get their movies made.
|
|
Aguirre was also dragged into a controversy over an attempt to bribe two officials of the immigration bureau, which comes under his remit, and a proposal to make a businesswoman embroiled in a bribery scandal a state witness.
|
|
Shares in the retailer, which has issued three profit warnings this year, plunged to a new low after it widened the remit of adviser KPMG to include "longer-term options" such as a possible Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA).
|
|
Despite her Ruritanian title (does the artistic director of Hermès men's universe appear in the Almanac de Gotha?), Véronique Nichanian produces honestly commercial collections fully consistent with her corporate remit, something Bill would have appreciated and even honored.
|
|
The speaker of the Moldovan parliament, an ally of Prime Minister Pavel Filip, said the ruling coalition would take on board some of the technical findings, but took issue with others, saying the experts had overstepped their remit.
|
|
Prior to the Supreme Court's ruling in the Wayfair case, retailers were only required by law to collect and remit state sales taxes if they had a physical presence — such as storefronts, warehouses, or factories — in that state.
|
|
TC: Digging deeper into your investment remit and beyond warm and fuzzy notions about tech changing people's lives for the better, what particular consumer sectors, problems or technologies are you seeking to invest in out of this fund?
|
|
LONDON, July 24 (Reuters) - Britain's markets watchdog published the remit on Monday for a new "supervisor of supervisors" that will check if anti-money laundering and terrorist financing rules are being applied properly by 200,000 lawyers and accountants.
|
|
Russia joined with Turkey and Iran to convene intra-Syrian negotiations in the Kazakh capital Astana to reinforce a shaky ceasefire and tried to expand their remit to political aspects, even making public a proposed Moscow-drafted constitution.
|
|
The move toward a more neutral liquidity stance marks an about turn after the RBI came under strong criticism from traders and bankers that it had kept cash conditions too tight - an area that was under Patel's remit.
|
|
Against that backdrop, it is hard to say whether Peng was brought in as a stop-gap while Lazada searched for a new CEO, or whether her original remit was to preside over a revamp of the business.
|
|
The Special Operations Executive, or S.O.E., had a remit to "set Europe ablaze," and while Hall seemed an ideal candidate — as a neutral American, she could travel around France quite openly — many barriers remained, not least her sex.
|
|
LONDON (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs named top trader Michael Daffey as global markets chairman on Monday, with a remit to strengthen key client relationships as the Wall Street giant tries to remodel its trading business in Europe after Brexit.
|
|
"(We want an ESM) With a bigger remit and possibilities for preparing and implementing aid programmes for euro countries which - despite good policies - have got into difficulties," said Scholz according to the text of a speech on Europe.
|
|
Though Ethiopian investigators' remit was not to find blame, they implicitly pointed at Boeing by recommending it fix a faulty system and saying pilots followed pre-established procedures, before the 737 MAX crashed killing all 157 on board.
|
|
Previously, the central bank signaled it was ready for a cut as early as in the second quarter, after inflation, its main remit, had peaked and was on track to slow to the 4% target within a year.
|
|
It is also noteworthy that Caywood's title doesn't include "UK," and I understand that her remit is going to be international, perhaps expanding across the pond based on her Silicon Valley roots and the fact that she is American.
|
|
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The European Central Bank can supply cash to banks if Sunday's presidential vote in France roils markets but suppressing a rise in governments' borrowing costs would go beyond its remit, ECB policymaker Ignazio Visco said on Saturday.
|
|
But that was largely down to specific reasons around the credit, with the sovereign on the brink of losing all of its investment-grade ratings and so facing the prospect of falling out of the ECB's bond buying remit.
|
|
Every once in a while though, it's worth running an audit on these apps to make sure they're not overreaching and going beyond their remit—collecting more data about you and controlling more of your devices than you'd like.
|
|
"The kinds of powerful central banks that can offer these services ... will want to use that power in ways that benefit their public remit," Patrick Honohan, governor of the Central Bank of Ireland from 2009 to 2015, told Reuters.
|
|
JOHANNESBURG, Nov 1 (Reuters) - South Africa's new Finance Minister Tito Mboweni said on Thursday that loss-making South African Airways should be closed down, adding that decisions over the future of the state carrier were not under his remit.
|
|
But it has faced criticism from survivors of the fire and relatives of the dead, as well as from opposition politicians and campaign groups, who say its remit fails to address the social and political issues underlying the tragedy.
|
|
Proponents of taxing online sales have been lobbying Congress for almost two decades to let states reach outside their borders and force out-of-state businesses to collect and remit sales taxes to the states into which they sell.
|
|
As part of their contractual obligations to the legitimate payroll company's clients, the Tier 2 companies are required to remit pay as you go (PAYG) withholding tax payments to the ATO (Australian Tax Office) on behalf of the clients.
|
|
The deal would be the first business announcement since the company appointed leasing veteran Peter Chang as its chief executive in December, with a remit to expand the bank's leasing arm into a global platform with an international presence.
|
|
Emma Dent Coad, a member of parliament from the opposition Labour Party who represents the area, said the inquiry's remit was too narrow and would fail to address the blaze's deeper causes such as failings in social housing policies.
|
|
In addition, QE in effect reduces government debt held by the private sector, at least for as long as central banks hold on to their respective governments' bonds and remit the interest payments back to the treasury in question.
|
|
Below follows an email Q&A with Cherry co-founders Filip Dames and Christian Meermann, wherein we discuss the new fund's remit, why Cherry remains bullish on Europe, what "founder-centric" venture capital looks like and, of course, Brexit!
|
|
The draft gives "very broad definitions of the remit of the law, including everything from threats to national security to promoting the welfare of the people, meaning that essentially anything could be considered to require intelligence-gathering," she said.
|
|
The inclusion of ethical veganism within the remit of this law came after an employment tribunal ruled in favor of Jordi Casamitjana, who alleged he was fired from his job at the League Against Cruel Sports for his beliefs.
|
|
LONDON, Feb 12 (Reuters) - Britain's media regulator Ofcom has appointed senior civil servant Melanie Dawes as chief executive, tasked to take over just as the organisation takes on a broader remit to monitor online harm on major tech platforms.
|
|
Juan Ignacio Rodarte Cordero, the head of the Mexican Institute of Pyrotechnics in the state of Mexico, called the market the safest in Latin America, a grandiose claim considering his remit is a single state in all of Mexico.
|
|
Expanding Wu's remit is aimed at more tightly integrating Alibaba's investments into its overall eco-system, said a person with direct knowledge of the matter, who declined to be identified as details of the appointment are not yet public.
|
|
"The International Stock Exchange Authority only has a remit for certain securities listed on TISE where the LF Woodford Equity Income Fund is an investor ... (and we) will of course communicate with and support the FCA further," it said.
|
|
Nigerian Fine Limits Dividend Remittance: The lack of forex liquidity in the Nigerian economy as a result of the naira peg to the dollar previously limited the ability of MTN to remit dividends from the Nigerian operations to the parent company.
|
|
On Thursday he said he thought such legislation may be within the remit of the federal states, though he suggested he was open to the federal government coordinating state-level regulations to avoid big differences arising between the 16 states.
|
|
He also said previous spending cut plans, such as former conservative leader Nicolas Sarkozy's decision not to fill one in two vacancies left by retiring baby-boomers had failed to curb spending because the state's remit had not been changed.
|
|
A number of US bankers said they were unable to commit to the deal as leverage exceeds the 6.0 times debt-to-earnings ratio cap imposed on regulated banks that fall under the remit of the US Leveraged Lending Guidelines.
|
|
He describes its remit as "recycling land" - working through entanglements of ownership, addressing tax issues and fixing up or tearing down structures with a view to getting vacant property back on the market or giving it over as a public space.
|
|
In 2003, the International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM), which groups 23 firms including BHP Billiton, Rio, Anglo American and Glencore, agreed to halt mining in World Heritage Sites as part of a remit to make mining more sustainable.
|
|
The Department of Labour aggressively expanded its remit, most notably because of the adoption of a simple-sounding but vastly complex new regulation, the Fiduciary Rule, which gave it a key supervisory role over $3trn (and counting) in retirement savings.
|
|
According to the summit's agenda, Trump Jr. was supposed to be speaking about "Reshaping Indo-Pacific Ties: The New Era of Cooperation," which sounded remarkably like the kind of US foreign policy that's outside the remit of a property developer.
|
|
Patel, whose remit at the RBI included managing money markets, has faced criticism from market participants however, with some traders and bankers complaining that he kept liquidity tight at a time when the RBI was lowering rates, starving banks of cash.
|
|
FRANKFURT, May 14 (Reuters) - German biotech firm Medigene has secured a wider remit under a collaboration with U.S. peer Bluebird Bio on technology that boosts the immune response to cancer, increasing the pool of potential milestone payments to $1.5 billion.
|
|
She said she expects the CMA to designate between one and four additional retailers into her remit by the end of August and that she hoped it would be Boots and Amazon - companies which suppliers had complained to her about.
|
|
LAGOS, Aug 23 (Reuters) - Nigeria's central bank has suspended nine banks from the interbank currency market for failing to remit the government's share of dollar dividends the banks got from the state-owned gas company, banking sources told Reuters on Tuesday.
|
|
LAGOS (Reuters) - Nigerian energy company Neconde has launched an arbitration case against Royal Dutch Shell, the West African firm's chief executive said, alleging the oil major continued to lift crude and failed to remit funds after a lease had been sold.
|
|
Yet for all the pomp, the new court has an uncertain future, clouded by doubts about how many firms will agree to use it—though its remit now extends to large disputes involving foreign businesses, not just belt-and-road deals.
|
|
Patel, whose remit at the RBI included managing money markets, has faced criticism from market participants, however, with some traders and bankers complaining that he kept liquidity tight at a time when the RBI was lowering rates, starving banks of cash.
|
|
Garlick, Facebook's director of policy for the Asia-Pacific region, whose remit included Myanmar, told the audience that in response to the violence the company planned to speed up translation of the sites' user guidelines and code of conduct into Burmese.
|
|
Buhari's panel will have the remit to "unravel the remote and immediate circumstances leading to the kidnap of the girls by Boko Haram terrorists as well as the other events, actions and inactions that followed the incident", Thursday's statement said.
|
|
Samuel Ukura, who presented his findings in a report to lawmakers at the national assembly, said other government ministries and agencies had failed to remit funds which took the total figure not passed on to 3.3 trillion naira for that year.
|
|
"Amazon's decision to collect and remit sales tax to the state of Maine is an important first step in leveling the playing field," he said, noting that the increased revenue from sales levies will help lower the state's income taxes.
|
|
Once outside of the EU, the U.K. will no longer be under the remit of the ECJ and will therefore need to strike a new bilateral agreement with the EU in order to continue operating flights to its member states.
|
|
Previous investments by SoftBank Ventures Asia, which was established in 2000 before its remit was expanded earlier this year, include South Korean gaming company Nexon Co, which made its trading debut in Japan in 2011, and Indonesian e-commerce firm Tokopedia.
|
|
As mayor, Khan already oversees a budget of 17 billion pounds ($22 billion) with a remit that covers housing and transport, but he does not set policy for the financial sector or have full control over taxation, spending and borrowing.
|
|
Sanderson said it may well double its workforce by the end of next year, but said the team will remain in Singapore and will continue to focus on clients in Asia and those with a global remit for the foreseeable future.
|
|
"Brexit will potentially present some challenges in terms of there being more scope for labor exploitation," said Michael Rich, head of the GLAA, which gained police-style powers in 2017 and a wider remit to probe labor offences across the economy.
|
|
GENEVA (Reuters) - The U.N. special envoy to Syria on Monday handed the responsibility of agreeing ceasefires across Syria to major powers, saying his remit was only to hold talks on a U.N. resolution on elections, governance and a new constitution.
|
|
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is proposing to widen this remit to include a duty to report on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues, consumer concerns, and how pension scheme providers select stocks and bonds to invest in, known as stewardship.
|
|
In October the bank published a report on the benefits of EU membership that "went beyond its remit", says Tony Yates of Birmingham University, because it talked about topics—economic "dynamism" and "openness"—that do not pertain to monetary policy.
|
|
LAGOS, Aug 24 (Reuters) - Nigerian bank executives are meeting with central bank officials, banking sources told Reuters on Wednesday, a day after the central bank suspended nine lenders from foreign exchange transactions for failing to remit money owed to the government.
|
|
"This motion ... is a groundbreaking, pioneering move to bring family planning clinics and the protests outside under the remit of a PSPO to stamp this nuisance out and keep the pavement as a safe space," Huq told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
|
|
In an email Q&A with Pollok and Lacher, we dug a little more into Visionaries Club's remit, its steadfast focus on B23B, why it is doing seed and Series B but not Series A and the pair's views on Brexit.
|
|
Andrew Bailey, chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority, has asked to meet the British Polling Council (BPC) and the sector's voluntary oversight body, the Market Research Society (MRS), to see how the FCA's regulatory remit could interact with the sector.
|
|
Airbnb began striking deals with city and state officials to collect and remit some difficult-to-collect taxes from hosts in 2014, with new rules legalizing home-sharing in the area often announced by local officials either simultaneously or shortly after.
|
|
While UEFA's remit is limited to in-stadium problems, several England fans were arrested and many more questioned by the authorities after a series of clashes in the city center during the days and nights leading to the Russia match.
|
|
HSBC passed an annual U.S. stress test in July, paving the way for the bank to remit a maximum of $2.5 billion of excess cash in 2017 to its holding company in Britain with the full approval of the Fed.
|
|
The asset injection, reflecting the Shanghai SASAC's intention to consolidate state-owned food and agricultural resources under its remit, is strong evidence of government support and further enhances BFG's strategic position in food production, supply and distribution, and quality control.
|
|
As the outpatient facility must remit all the taxes it collects from the state to the state, the state gets its extra payment of $2900 back while enjoying the extra $220006 in federal Medicaid matching funds its health care tax generates.
|
|
The FCA has already approved an expansion of the FOS' remit from next April to deal with a wider range of small companies, but this would still leave a big gap for larger and more complex disputes, the report said.
|
|
Below follows an email Q&A with Crane founders Scott Sage and Krishna Visvanathan, where we discuss the new fund's remit, why Crane is so bullish on the enterprise, London after Brexit, and why the enterprise isn't so boring after all!
|
|
Yet in a lengthy Twitter thread, Zeynep Tufekci, a Turkish academic and writer, called Musk's submarine idea "impractical," and chided the billionaire for thinking his success in technology gave him the expertise to dabble in other areas outside his remit.
|
|
LONDON, March 9 (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs named top trader Michael Daffey as global markets chairman on Monday, with a remit to strengthen key client relationships as the Wall Street giant tries to remodel its trading business in Europe after Brexit.
|
|
Unlike in Europe where I've worked in institutions like the British Museum — and I've worked with almost every national museum in Britain — the remit focused around non-Western arts practice is very often seen through the legacies of the colonial lens.
|
|
A ready-to-wear specialist, his creative remit will now include bags — sales of which make up 85 percent of Bottega Veneta's annual brand revenues — as well as small leather goods, ready-to-wear, shoes, jewelry, furniture, fragrances, eyewear and accessories.
|
|
Trudeau has telegraphed that the budget could fulfill the Liberal pledge to make sure digital multinationals, like Netflix and Facebook, collect and remit the 5-percent federal sales tax as a way to even the playing field with domestic companies.
|
|
SHANGHAI, April 14 (Reuters) - The People's Bank of China (PBOC) said that foreign central banks investing in the domestic interbank market will be able to freely remit funds without regulatory approval, in a further step to open up its debt markets.
|
|
In a report commissioned by the business ministry, John Kingman, chairman of insurer Legal & General, said the current regulator - the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) - should be replaced by a new watchdog with new management, stronger powers and a competition remit.
|
|
Asked whether Philip's blessings would help with the tropical storms that often batter Vanuatu, like the Category 4 Cyclone Donna currently passing over the archipelago's north, Malia said they weren't in his remit as they generally flowed up from the south.
|
|
The Scottish Gin Society said in an online statement that it did not consider its Facebook posts to fall under the ASA's remit and that it is a not-for-profit organization that does not make money from promoting Scottish gin.
|
|
A spokeswoman for the Russian Interior Ministry, in response to written questions submitted by Reuters, said the ministry could not comment on Moldova's complaints of harassment because the Garaba case and others described in this article were not within its remit.
|
|
The watchdog has already called for more powers, saying its remit only covers members of accounting professional bodies, such as on Monday when it began an investigation into the conduct of two former finance directors of bankrupt construction firm Carillion plc.
|
|
The remit for the MPC will remain the same as the RBNZ's current goals of keeping inflation between 1-3 percent over the medium term, with a focus on keeping it near the mid-point, and supporting maximum sustainable employment.
|
|
"Win or lose at the Supreme Court, we will continue to advocate for a legislative solution and a level playing field where all retailers collect and remit sales tax on the same basis," Wayfair spokeswoman Jane Carpenter said in a statement.
|
|
Broadening the South African Reserve Bank's remit to promote jobs and growth as well as taming inflation would not be seen by analysts as a problem per se, given other central banks including the U.S. Federal Reserve have similar dual mandates.
|
|
He has repeatedly widened his remit, from a handful of cases to dozens, from his provincial base to the capital, and from investigating claims of abuse by 14 priests in Rancagua to the alleged complicity of Ezzati, Santiago's archbishop, himself.
|
|
The only question — which is outside the ECB's remit — is whether Germany will lead the euro area surplus countries to expand their domestic spending in order to facilitate the adjustment of deficit countries in a general framework of growing demand and employment.
|
|
Inflation, which is the central bank's main remit, has been on the rise in recent months due to the weaker rouble, rising petrol prices and consumers' expectations that it will move even higher after a planned increase in value-added tax from 65.753.
|
|
Australia is particularly vulnerable to such moves because its "Big Four" - Westpac, Commonwealth Bank of Australia , National Australia Bank and ANZ Banking Group - account for about 80 percent of the country's banking activity, leaving agents who receive money to remit with fewer options.
|
|
In a written reply to Reuters questions, the Kremlin's property management department said the clinic was being built but said it was for hundreds of state officials whose care falls within its remit, including but not limited to the president and prime minister.
|
|
Gupta-owned companies asked Gordhan, an outspoken critic of Zuma and the Gupta family, to intervene and force the banks to reopen their accounts, prompting him to ask the High Court to declare it was outside of the remit of his ministry.
|
|
Small complaints are currently handled by the Financial Ombudsman Service, but campaigners and a number of senior lawmakers favor setting up a new tribunal system for disputes outside the body's limited remit, with stronger powers to sanction and compel evidence from lenders.
|
|
My business question is regardless of our remit even though it is small and isolated and we cannot talk about, we are now inextricably linked to the CBP in every single piece media, in the trade media, all of us as employees are.
|
|
The current status of the sector, outside the direct remit of the central bank, allows providers, both banks and others, to skirt a government cap on interest of four points above the central bank's benchmark interest rate, which now stands at 0003 percent.
|
|
The remit of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the US (CFIUS), a multi-agency body charged with screening deals that affect national security, should be expanded so that minority investments in AI, say, can be scrutinised as well as outright acquisitions.
|
|
STOCKHOLM, Dec 7 (Reuters) - Swedish Financial Markets Minister Per Bolund said on Wednesday there was a preparedness to take further steps to handle soaring household debts if needed and that the financial watchdog's upcoming expanded remit would allow it to evaluate appropriate measures.
|
|
For those wishing to work off the excesses of the previous evening, the club is helpfully expanding its remit from a nighttime-only dining, drinking and dancing den, to also include a daytime offering complete with a gym, lounge and meeting rooms.
|
|
There are 10 such existing centers in the CIA, and the new addition will be the most focused in terms of geographical area and remit -- the Korean Peninsula currently falls under the jurisdiction of the Mission Center for East Asia and Pacific.
|
|
Two sources familiar with the company have said an extension of Klusik's contract had been in doubt because drug production at Bayer's Leverkusen plant in Germany was found to be substandard by U.S. regulators in February and this fell under his remit.
|
|
More importantly, there are other issues untouched by the SCOTUS decision, such as whether a cookie placed on a computer of a Massachusetts resident means the merchant who places it must then collect and remit for all their sales into the state.
|
|
" Tencent's WeChat Pay, which is ubiquitous in China but has struggled to gain traction abroad outside of Chinese tourist destinations, is more circumspect about the goals for its Hong Kong We Remit service, although a spokesman allowed it was open to "all possibilities.
|
|
Britain will issue around 284 billion pounds ($219 billion) of bonds in 2018/19, compared with the Debt Management Office's remit of 115.1 billion pounds in the current financial year, according to the median forecast in the poll of 15 primary dealers.
|
|
"Since the launch of LGX, there's been a push, from both investors and issuers side, to expand the Green bond market from simply a climate remit to other aspects of socially responsible investment," said Robert Scharfe, CEO of the Luxembourg Stock Exchange (LuxSE).
|
|
Yves Mersch, the vice chair of the ECB's supervisory arm, said many of the hurdles in the way of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) among euro zone banks were outside the ECB's remit and related to differences in national laws and practices.
|
|
"It seems to be that the Commonwealth isn't a particularly sensible remit for a book prize that is purporting to be for the English language novel," said Sam Leith, a Rathbone Folio Academy member who judged the Man Booker Prize in 2015.
|
|
New finance minister Rishi Sunak is due to deliver his first budget and an update on the outlook for Britain's economy and government finances shortly before 1300 GMT on Wednesday, after which the DMO will publish its 2020/21 gilt issuance remit.
|
|
Those included cadres of bodyguards leased to dictators who don't trust their own citizens, laborers dispatched to work sites around the world who must remit their wages and state-owned companies that export ballistic missiles and other arms to countries like Syria.
|
|
Benigson said the reason for the rebrand was to "signal" to the world how the startup was widening its remit, both in terms of its sources of data and also in terms of its customers and how they now utilize Signal's technology.
|
|
Today the foreign spy service is recruiting in an increasingly open and competitive marketplace where it has to vie with big industrial groups, start-ups and other top-end recruiters to attract high-fliers, says Moreau, whose remit covers oversight of hiring.
|
|
But it will be up to EU governments to decide whether to offer some kind of mutual recognition system once Britain is out of the EU and no longer under the remit of the European Court of Justice, which oversees the EMA.
|
|
But she faces determined opposition over Britain's withdrawal from a treaty governing the nuclear industry, with critics arguing that some sort of associate membership needs to be retained, even if this means accepting the remit of the European Court of Justice, which Mrs.
|
|
SHANGHAI/BEIJING, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Local government shell companies in China bought into struggling privately run listed firms for the first time last year, veering from their typical remit of financing infrastructure projects to pump over $2 billion into cash-strapped businesses.
|
|
Yves Mersch, the vice chair of the ECB's supervisory arm, said many of the hurdles in the way of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) among euro zone banks were outside the ECB's remit and related to differences in national laws and practices.
|
|
Each domestic trip Pompeo is making has a different, but official, reason: In Texas he will take part in an energy conference and in Kansas he will speak at a global entrepreneurship summit, topics that fall outside the traditional foreign policy remit.
|
|
The Alabama Department of Revenue issued a notice in late 2015 that required out-of-state businesses to collect and remit Alabama sales tax on sales to Alabama-based customers, regardless of whether the businesses have a physical presence in the state.
|
|