The prize, endowed by Mo Ibrahim, a Sudan-born telecommunications billionaire, is intended to reward democratically elected African leaders who retire voluntarily at the conclusion of their mandated terms after displaying strong qualities of governance and leadership.
But that very process — of discussion and questions aimed at a deeper understanding — also led to the amenable conclusion of the mandate in April, she said.
That's the conclusion of a study mandated by Congress, sponsored by the FAA and conducted by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine.
The conclusion of the British mandate of Iraq caused considerable unease among the Assyrians who felt betrayed by the British.
What then is the rationally mandated conclusion of taking this hypothetical situation and this particular aim?
That's the conclusion of a new congressionally mandated commission that issued a set of broad recommendations today on what the country needs to do to remain competitive in a global economy.
The notice in the L'Osservatore Romano said: "The holy father has ordered that Colonel Daniel Rudolf Anrig end his term on 31 January, at the conclusion of the extension of his mandate".
That conclusion oversteps the mandate of the four-member panel appointed by the United Nations secretary general and is at odds with other United Nations decisions, Turkey argued.
But bonus coverage can act as an absurd tease if the network has to slip away at the potential conclusion of a game to insert a mandated, unmovable block of commercials sold by local stations, not the network.
In light of these concerns, the Supporting States propose that the Court implement a procedure to evaluate Microsoft's compliance with the terms and provisions of the decree at the earlier of three years after implementation of the conduct restrictions and affirmative mandates, or at the conclusion of appeals in this litigation, in order to evaluate the competitive effects of the decree.
"This package of mandates..
