Sentence examples for a significant mandate from inspiring English sources

By first light today, a world majority will have offered Tony Blair a significant mandate for change.

Gerry Morrissey, general secretary of Bectu, said: "This is a significant mandate for strikes, which demonstrates how out of touch BBC executives are with their staff.

As public arts policy stands, art supporters can look to the limited auspices of the NEA – which is, at best, merely a grant programme and one without a significant mandate, and at worst a political poison pill that lingers on.

Peter Lamb, the leader of Crawley council where Labour retained its majority, said Corbyn had a "significant mandate" from the party but said the leader's team were damaging the party's electoral prospects.

As this column has said in the past, one would sincerely hope that all governments -- certainly one with such a significant mandate for democratic change -- would care more for the innocent people who are giving their all for change, than the government which is breaching international standards to stop them from realizing their hopes.

This abnormal interaction – and the no doubt extraordinary ratings – reflect the fact that, despite his modestly significant mandate, the Mr Griffin remains a decidedly abnormal Question Time guest.

However, the first minister is adamant that the SNP's landslide election victory in May, in which it took nearly 50% of the vote and won Holyrood's first overall majority, is a significant political mandate for the referendum.

The most significant mandate on the horizon is a possible "play-or-pay" health insurance mandate.

Coach Ben Olsen and GM Dave Kasper began planning for this year last summer, with the slim mandate of an Open Cup run that unexpectedly ended in them winning the trophy in Salt Lake, and as Olsen might describe it, the rather more significant mandate of the unwavering support of his own fans.

A significant change mandated by the STOCK Act will speed up the reporting of trading by members of Congress and their staff.

"This funding echelon is a bare minimum of resources essential for the agency to be able to carry out our significant mandates under Dodd-Frank," he said.