Sentence examples for because the mandate of from inspiring English sources
We demonstrate that linking mitigation and adaptation has not been possible, because the mandate of forest carbon markets does not incorporate adaptation concerns.
Because the mandate of the summer job is to transform: to dismantle and humiliate and extract from the wreckage a finer human being.
I accepted because the mandate of the mission was to look at all parties: Israel; Hamas, which controls Gaza; and other armed Palestinian groups.
They would like to agree at the very least the names of the next members of the European Commission, because the mandate of the current commission runs out at the end of this month.
Some members, however, argued that the demand was still flawed because the mandate of the court allows only for case-by-case delays and because it was not the Security Council's job to rewrite international treaties.
President Hamid Karzai and the American ambassador, Zalmay M. Khalilzad, have emphasized the importance of electing a president this year, because the mandate of Mr. Karzai's transitional administration expires at the end of December.
The WHO framework, on the other hand, sought to be generic because of the mandate of the organization and attempted to provide an approach that many countries could use.
"STYLISTA," which begins Wednesday at 9 p.m. on CW, takes us into the clubby world of fashion magazines, presumably because the mandates of high-handed fashion bosses have not been adequately represented in popular culture.
Congress decided, some months ago, that sustainability would NOT be included in these guidelines because it was beyond the mandate of the DGAC.
Dee Dee Brooks, the owner of Surf City Insurance Services in Huntington Beach, expects the reform to lower the cost of insurance, because the mandate to buy will increase the number of healthy people on the rolls.
Meanwhile, the Arab League rejected Syrian government amendments to its plan to end the crisis, saying they were unacceptable because they introduced "drastic changes" to the mandate of proposed foreign observers.
