Sentence examples for Short mandate from inspiring English sources

Answers to the above questions are challenging, given AIRNET's initial focus and the relatively short mandate given by the EU (3 years).

In short, mandating electric vehicles results in a lot of effort to produce little benefit.

The push for increased maternal/child health aid, as we point out, reflects state interests only weakly and over a very long-term time horizon that is uncommon in the policy choices of short-mandate governments.

Larry Rohter (NYT) PERU: APRIL ELECTION SET -- Congress approved constitutional changes that will cut short its mandate and Alberto Fujimori's presidency, clearing the way for elections on April 8.

The decision means that Banzer, a former dictator who returned to power through the ballot box in 1997, will be cutting short his mandate by one year.

Environmentalist Jonathon Porritt wrote in the Guardian last week that after years of working with oil companies, he is now convinced they will not adapt as a result of being trapped by a short-term mandate that leaves little room for maneuvering, such as shareholder expectations and "the staggering amount of economic value now at risk".

The bill also stops short of mandating that districts use test scores in teacher performance ratings.

Mr. Hitt, like most political officials, has a short-term mandate.

It stopped short of mandating major changes in the way the numbers are released and discussed.

But Mr. Obama has even stopped short of mandating health insurance for everyone.

FCC Chairman Ajit Pai had already urged carriers to adopt these authentication systems, but he stopped short of mandating it.