Sentence examples for a mandate for it from inspiring English sources

Other Tories resent Mr Cameron's commitment to spend more on the NHS but his view "is the one that counts".If a fiscal squeeze is on its way the Tories will want to win a mandate for it.

In reality Khan would be freer still to do his own thing and have a mandate for it too.

They will claim they have a mandate for it and they will implement it ruthlessly, to the letter.

The disadvantage is that he has not had time, and shows no inclination, to prepare a cuts programme for government and seek a mandate for it.

Add management turmoil to sluggish sales, and you not only have a recipe for agency turnover, but practically a mandate for it.

And, above all, it was a mandate for action: "It is your incumbent duty to open, facilitate, and improve internal navigation … to create a new era in history, and to erect a work more stupendous, more magnificent, and more beneficial than has hereto been achieved by the human race".

Principled opposition is coming from only a few, such as Ed Miliband and Anna Soubry, who are prepared to point out that although the government may have a mandate for Brexit, it has no mandate at all for what it should look like.

So last year's election provided a mandate for introducing it.

If Obama has a mandate for anything, it's this.

When you look at that set of activities and the restructuring that we are under, it is a mandate for change, but it has also provided us a huge opportunity and the resources to take some of these actions that we might not have been able to explore otherwise.

But as the SNP campaign was explicitly not about independence or about a mandate for another referendum, it has to be careful how it interprets its mandate.