Sentence examples for classic mandate from inspiring English sources
And Mr. McGlashan said he would revive a classic mandate of the old economy -- underpromise, overperform, be predictable -- to gradually restore investors' faith in a company that followed new economy excesses off a cliff.
He wrote his classic Dual Mandate in British Tropical Africa, published in 1922.
Having narrowed the concepts to adhere to Leiweke's mandate of a classic design connoting "tradition, stability and commitment to the community," O'Hara and his team sent mock-ups to Tampa Bay.
Biofuel mandates are a classic case of what political economists call "rent-seeking"; they line the pockets of a concentrated interest the biofuel industry while the costs are spread broadly.
Classic teaching holds that periprosthetic infection mandates implant removal and delayed reinsertion after the infection clears [ 12].
It is a mandate, to borrow from the classic film Network, "We're mad as hell and we're not going to take this anymore".
Jazz up or tame down all the classic papal vestments to suit your own divine mandate.
Free intra-peritoneal air in blunt trauma is a classic sign associated with hollow viscus injury, traditionally mandating laparotomy.
Marchand's mandate here is to lighten up such classic mountain fare such as rösti, spaetzle, and aligot.
It's the work of a company that prides itself on treating classic video games with great reverence and care, its mandate to both restore and preserve important titles from the medium's past for current and future generations.
