The drive to create art is a "mandate" so ancient that it should probably by now have expired, and yet when it arrives, still, it is always in a hurry.
Najib urged Malaysians in his 15-minute speech to give the National Front a strong mandate so that it can work to improve "the fate of our children and grandchildren".
"They are trying to recast their regulatory authority to give them a sufficiently broad mandate so that anything that comes up that they want to look at they can," said L. Val Giddings, vice president for agriculture of the Biotechnology Industry Organization, a trade group.
Osborne said he would rewrite his fiscal mandate so that the Tories achieved an absolute surplus in the next parliament, provided the recovery was sustained.
"We've always had this broad mandate so that when the L.B.O.
Second, everyone must purchase coverage — the famous "mandate" — so that the young and healthy don't opt out until they get older and/or sicker.
Meanwhile, the UN Security Council will again be asked to strengthen MONUC's mandate so that it can suppress all illegal armed groups in the area, should talks fail again.
So I'd like to throw out a stylized diagram, which looks like this: Remember the three-legged stool: the same policies available to everyone, regardless of preexisting conditions, the mandate, so that almost everyone (we hope) joins the risk pool, and subsidies to make insurance affordable to those with lower incomes.
Bearing important lessons in mind, the U.S. Congress must amend its Federal Reserve mandate so that improved central banking protocols will protect the nation from the hazard of extreme economic inequality.
The report argues that BC could easily change its mandate so that everyone has access to emergency response that doesn't involve hours of arduous travel, and that it has all the equipment and technology to do so, but has decided not to.
