Rusbridger told Danker that staff members were still adjusting to their broadened mandate.
With a broadened mandate, he instituted drastic reforms to cut expenses, shutter low enrollment schools and shore up test scores.
In 1998, CISAC moved to larger quarters in Encina Hall and changed its name, in reflection of its broadened mandate, to the Center for International Security and Cooperation.
WASHINGTON — Federal Reserve officials "have no choice" but to try to "contain future bubbles and credit binges" and limit their damage to the economy, the central bank's vice chairwoman said on Monday, detailing the Fed's newly broadened mandate to promote financial stability.
The new President will also inherit unprecedented government ownership of banks, insurance companies and perhaps other industries, and a Federal Reserve with not only a bigger balance sheet than any time in history but also a broadened mandate with almost unrivaled power.
Mostly Mozart has long sought ways to broaden the mandate suggested by its name.
He said he would do so on the condition that he could broaden his mandate to include Hamas's conduct as well.
Mr. Bush also said the Administration would send a delegation to observe the elections in Romania and in Bulgaria, and to work to "broaden the mandate" of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe.
A Greek departure would have to be accompanied by "a package of substantive reforms of how the European Union is run, not just a bigger firewall, but a move to some measure of debt mutualization, of pan-euro-zone bank protection and regulation and a commitment to broaden the mandate of the European Central Bank," Mr. Tilford said.
An alternative approach, which has been called system-wide or macroprudential oversight, would broaden the mandate of regulators and supervisors to encompass consideration of potential systemic risks and weaknesses as well.
Here's one area of the mortgage crisis where Democrats and the White House have some agreement: Both want to broaden the mandate of the Federal Housing Administration, the government agency that insures loans for people who can't make a sizable down payment on their homes.
