| 'A key part of Ian's new role as Head of Values is to establish 'a new Way Ahead Task Force, with a remit to think Big Thoughts 'and to clarify the purpose of the BBC in a digital age.' | |
| - Which remit would that be? | |
| - Yes, hurry up and remit it. | |
| - You exceeded your remit. | |
| -It's you Under what remit? | |
| 'A key part of Ian's new role as Head of Values is to establish 'a new Way Ahead Task Force, with a remit to think Big Thoughts 'and to clarify the purpose of the BBC in a digital age.' | |
| - Which remit would that be? | |
| - Yes, hurry up and remit it. | |
| - You exceeded your remit. | |
| -It's you Under what remit? | |
| "Gross proceeds should consist of all funds the sub-licensee receives... not merely the net amount remitted... after payment to the sub-licensee or distributor. " | |
| "That might mean only five years... "and the sentence could be remitted for good behavior. | |
| - USD 30 million is already remitted. | |
| Being remitted over. l'll advance some. | |
| Four million was remitted to your account. | |
| - What does " relapsing-remitting " mean? | |
| A few years ago, I was diagnosed with a relapsing/remitting course of MS. | |
| Doesn't explain the remitting fever. | |
| I have a relapsing-remitting course of MS. | |
| Is it possible for someone with relapsing-remitting MS to experience an attack that would include temporary loss of proper brain function, but exclude any physical symptoms? | |
| "Gross proceeds should consist of all funds the sub-licensee receives... not merely the net amount remitted... after payment to the sub-licensee or distributor. " | |
| "That might mean only five years... "and the sentence could be remitted for good behavior. | |
| - USD 30 million is already remitted. | |
| Being remitted over. l'll advance some. | |
| Four million was remitted to your account. | |
| - What does " relapsing-remitting " mean? | |
| A few years ago, I was diagnosed with a relapsing/remitting course of MS. | |
| Doesn't explain the remitting fever. | |
| I have a relapsing-remitting course of MS. | |
| Is it possible for someone with relapsing-remitting MS to experience an attack that would include temporary loss of proper brain function, but exclude any physical symptoms? | |
