The phrase "a permanent mandate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where authority or permission is granted for an indefinite period.
Example: "The organization was given a permanent mandate to oversee the implementation of the new policy."
Alternatives: "an ongoing mandate" or "a lasting mandate".
The court, the first global human rights tribunal with a permanent mandate, has been working in The Hague since 2002 despite resistance and a continuing boycott by the United States.
Beyond the loss of financial and political power, a defeat at the polls would be a profound psychological shock to many in the party, who believe that its leadership of the decades-long struggle against apartheid has given it a permanent mandate to rule.
But making this a permanent curatorial mandate signals Ms. Peterson's deeper commitment to historically important contemporary works, along with pieces from recent years that she feels should be seen again.
This interpretation has been supported by resolutions of the Permanent Mandates Commissioner.
31, 2005, to choose a national assembly to draw up a permanent constitution that would mandate direct elections for a full-term government by Dec. 31, 2005.
A permanent special inspector general whose mandate transcends political timetables sends the message that transparency, efficiency and efficacy are priorities, and waste and corruption will not be tolerated.
By next spring, she said, the council will undertake the process of drafting a permanent bill — during which the mandate debate is likely to reemerge.
Among the most discussed aspects of the law have been the temporary changes to individual tax rates and deductions, the elimination of the Affordable Care Act's Individual Mandate, and a permanent decrease of the corporate tax rate.
Therefore, the ASP, engaged non-State Parties, and the international donor community should re-shift their focus back to building up the ICC, a permanent institution with a serious mandate that requires equally significant operating funds, commensurate with its important and lofty goals.
It faulted Dr. Billington with not hiring a permanent chief technology officer, as mandated by law, and showed that administrators did not know how many computers the library owned or how many information technology systems were in place.
Here is a report from McKay Coppins of BuzzFeed:After announcing early in 2013 that the party would spend $10 million on an ambitious minority engagement initiative, the RNC has hired at least 42 black and Latino field representatives, spreading them across the country in key states with the mandate to lay a permanent groundwork for future Republican candidates.
