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Meanings of remits in English
Money transfer by a foreign worker to their home country.
Synonyms
Examples for "remit"
Examples for "remit"
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Our obesity problem has gone way beyond the remit of most GPs.
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But there's a good reason for that: it falls outside his remit.
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Holder said hiring issues may be added to the inquiry's remit later.
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Roux's remit was broad, covering financial regulation across a number of headings.
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The rest of the economy is considered beyond the remit of politics.
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A proposal to tax foreign workers' remittances was rejected, local media said.
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She receives remittances every fortnight from family members in Colombia and Spain.
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Rather, migration networks, remittances and broader economic changes are the driving factors.
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Their remittances are an important contributor to the South Asian nation's GDP.
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Its linkage with Portugal has a huge implication for remittances, she said.
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The biggest remittance 'corridor' is money sent from the US to Mexico.
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The remittance market collapsed and with it the fabric of international trade.
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The Philippine currency recovered some of its earlier losses on remittance inflows.
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While in New York, the Count received a heavy remittance from Denmark.
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The world's two largest sources of remittance payments have been severely disrupted.
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With Trump threatening to crack down on illegal immigrants , remittances from Mexicans living abroad have lent added support to consumer spending.
Usage of remits in English
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The landlord, in view of unfavourable seasons, remits a percentage of rent.
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Purpose: To assess how often non-infectious anterior scleritis remits and identify predictive factors.
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Wesleyan University remits tuition wholly or in part to two-thirds of its under-graduates.
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And there were no remits at last year's party conference calling for a referendum.
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Besides remitting the sins themselves, Baptism remits all the temporal punishment due to them.
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Regional roads are Kerry County Council's under the funding remits.
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The remits will now be considered by the party's MPs.
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Sometimes the horse wins, and the man always remits Hymie's share of the profit.
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Other global banks have venture units with similar remits.
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He proves by a miracle that He remits sins.
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This sorrow, caused by going around the stations, brings him grace that remits venial sins.
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He remits the money to the merchants, and the annuities are taken out in goods?-Exactly.
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Guardian has said it remits payments to schools on a schedule laid out by the state.
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The Holy Eucharist remits venial sins by disposing us to perform acts of love and contrition.
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Grace remits sin, and peace quiets the conscience.
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God alone remits sins; and He pardons those who are penitent, without help from man's absolutions.
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