Sentence examples for apparent mandate from inspiring English sources

The frequent flip-flops are aggravating, as is the apparent mandate that every actor on set must deliver their lines as if they were the most bored people on planet Earth.

Armed with an apparent mandate for supreme power, Hua was quickly accepted by the politburo as the first vice-chairman of the party and, after Mao's death five months later, as chairman to succeed him.

But it also should prompt reflection on the paradoxical nature of the election result: that Mr Koizumi won his apparent mandate for change against an opposition party, the DPJ, whose manifesto actually proposed much more radical reforms, including a more rapid shrinking of the state.

And there is another date of importance - 31 January, by which time, the World Council says, Todt and Ecclestone will produce their own conclusions as to what they will do with their apparent new mandate.

And now with the apparent haircut mandate, we know he has a knack for branding like his grandfather.

Mechanisms regulating body heat may remain disturbed for days following early treatment and apparent stabilization, mandating careful observation of ample duration in hospital.

Critics have questioned an apparent conflicting dual mandate of both energy promoter and industry watchdog.

With this ­apparent mandate Ahmadinejad and the supreme leader will try to move quickly to consolidate their position.

But the deepest concern in art circles centers on the government's apparent shift from a constitutional mandate to protect Italy's cultural heritage toward an entrepreneurial model that exploits it.

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

But, even if you set aside the fact that no such pressures are apparent, the bank has a dual mandate: it's supposed to be as concerned about "maximum employment" as it is about "stable prices".