Sentence examples for a mandate from this from inspiring English sources

If there is a mandate from this election, it is "deliver or else".

If there is a mandate from this election, it is that Americans want a functional government.

Jolly avoided the subject of Obamacare in his victory speech on Tuesday evening, noting that his margin of victory was too slim to "take a mandate from this".

Shrill partisans are a menace, but they enjoy a mandate from the angriest voters and this is a perilous time to start disenfranchising the angry.

Yet leaders agreed on little beyond a commitment to spend more on border-surveillance missions, and a pledge to think about a military mission to capture or destroy smugglers' boats (for which a mandate from the UN Security Council is needed).In this section Fighting with ghosts Danger or distraction?

A mandate from the International Maritime Organization (IMO) will come into effect this year, requiring many international commercial ships to use ECDIS.

While this may sound like a moral prerogative, it is also a mandate from the state.

Yet his report inevitably is a mandate from the centre.

There was such a mandate from the general public.

Obama gained a mandate from the U.N. Security Council, working with the European Union to rally the Arab League.

Britain has publicly backed the indictment, which followed a mandate from the UN Security Council.