Sentence examples for appointed mandate from inspiring English sources

Quite the opposite, the international community has the responsibility to elevate the human rights portfolio on par with other issues, and to induce Iran's cooperation with the UN Human Rights Council and its appointed mandate holder.

Carter was appointed with the mandate to speed up the process of closing the prison by accelerating detainee transfers to other countries.

The Jewish Agency (the representative body of the Jewish community in the British Mandate) appointed a former British intelligence officer, Aubrey (Abba) Eban, to serve as a liaison with Unscop.

Tom Fox replaced Faulkner in November 2014 after joining from Arsenal and, according to the annual report, was appointed "with a mandate to develop the club's commercial activities and build resilience into its football organisation".

Opposition parties were granted a small but increasing number of constitutionally mandated appointed seats, but the PAP continued to enjoy an overwhelming legislative mandate.

A panel of high-level experts was appointed with the mandated task of presenting recommendations for reform to the 59th General Assembly in 2004.

Since the governor appointed me with a mandate to clean things up, we have worked diligently to improve how services and care are delivered and monitored.

It is the first time the council has appointed an investigator with a mandate to monitor a specific country since it was set up in 2006.

Having been appointed in 2004 with the mandate to repair a moribund economy, Mr. Nazif's team has "lost momentum," said Mr. Said Aly of Al Ahram.

Formerly head of exhibitions at the Science Museum, Quinton-Tulloch was appointed in May 2012 with a mandate to overhaul the then struggling National Media Museum by Ian Blatchford, the director and chief executive of the Science Museum Group, who was formerly deputy director of the V&A.

Third, a new independent envoy should be appointed with a clear presidential mandate to work relentlessly to advance the negotiation process.