Sentence examples for broadened mandate from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

It later broadened its mandate to investigate doping issues throughout the sport.

These programs bring together an amalgamation of ethicists, engineers, physicists, chemists, biologists, clinicians, and social scientists, reflecting the broadened CIHR mandate.

In 2004, JGI broadened its mandate to become a DOE Office of Science User Facility (http://bit.ly/User-Facility-JGI), and now boasts thousands of users of its genomic resources worldwide.

The Forest and Rangeland Renewable Resources Planning Act of 1974 (RPA) broadened the mandate of the Forest Survey to include monitoring of a range of non-timber resources (U.S. Department of Agriculture 1992).

That scheme met with almost immediate objections from many, because it would have changed and broadened the mandate of the Federal Reserve in ways that made it more connected to the Treasury and threatened its independence.

Founded in 2002 as an affiliate of Rabbis for Human Rights in Israel, the organization has gradually broadened its mandate to include a wider range of issues.

UNICEF broadened its mandate beyond European borders to help children suffering from poverty and illness throughout the world.