Sentence examples similar to a mandated act from inspiring English sources

"That collectivism mandates acts of dominance by high-status individuals, not for personal ends but to maintain and reinforce hierarchical relations," write Kuwabara and his coauthors in a recent paper.

Secondly, politicians here in the UK need a mandate to act.

But the BPI also has a mandate to act generally in the public interest which could justify bailing out any firm.

It is his apparent certainty that he hears a mandate to act in the national interest, because the country is tired of gridlock.

There is undoubtedly "an opportunity and a need" for this mass mobilisation in order to provide elected decision makers with a mandate to act decisively.

In addition to its vastly larger financial resources, the monetary fund was given a mandate to act as an early warning system for financial risks.

Beyond the practical implications of this rudeness, there is an increasingly obvious lack of respect for the president and the presidency, with Republicans interpreting their electoral victory as a mandate to act with hubris.

Mr. Murphy and other gun control advocates say Mrs. Clinton is firmly committed to making gun control a major theme of her campaign, providing a mandate to act on the issue should she prevail in November.

So far, Trump has behaved as if he believes he has a mandate to act this way, as if millions of voters chose him because they wanted to enrich his family and not theirs.

It has a mandate to act, based on considerations of health experts, whenever disease epidemics threaten the city's residents.

Frustrated players gave the union a mandate to act if they were not paid in full by Friday, when December's salaries are due.