The phrase "all the mandate" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a complete or total mandate, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The committee was tasked with reviewing all the mandate given by the board."
Alternatives: "the entire mandate" or "the full mandate".
The essential features of the ACA — above all, the mandate — are ideas Republicans used to support.
Fidesz argues that its overwhelming election victory last April gives it all the mandate it needs.
Above all, the mandate for a musical is that it be musical.
Or do you think that a Security Council vote would be all the mandate you need? A. Yeah.
And if you don't like Obamacare (as Roy doesn't), and don't expect it to work, then all the mandate does is delay a necessary reckoning with the new system's flaws.
Referring to U.N. rights chief Navi Pillay, he told a news conference: "We are very glad that the High Commissioner for Human Rights has requested the referral (to the ICC), and she has all the power and all the mandate to do that.
For example, at Sebastopol Independent Charter School in Sebastopol, only 12 percent of kindergartners had received all the mandated immunizations.
I don't believe in all the mandates and strings out of Washington, D.C. See, we stand on principle.
For the first time in the body's history, senior managers have been asked to detail all the mandates affecting their departments, some 9,000 in all, with a view to chopping or consolidating the thousands that are outdated, overlapping or no longer cost-effective.Mrs Bárcena has also launched a savage campaign against waste.
I.D.E.A. guaranteed him an education, but after the age of 21, all the mandated educational supports and services vanish.
Cabbies have complained bitterly that smartphone-based ride-summoning services such as Uber have an unfair competitive advantage because they don't have to abide by all the mandates and standards that taxis do.
