Representative Jim Jordan, Republican of Ohio and a founder of the Freedom Caucus, said lawmakers needed to reach a resolution on immigration "that's consistent with the mandate of the election" that put Mr. Trump in the White House.
Mr. Obama's selections reflect these duties, but also are consistent with the mandate set out for the Fed at its creation in 1913, said Jon Faust, a former Fed official.
Reagan had told reporters that the executive experience of governors was often overlooked in selecting national leaders, and also stated that the new vice president should hold views consistent with the mandate of 1972, which he believed reflected the Republican Party's conservative and even libertarian philosophical basis, "a belief in individual freedom and the reduction of government".
"I've done my best, without overstepping, to share my view that the perception of the inquiry — that it involved a decade or more of financial transactions and other alleged issues that were mistakenly reported — just wasn't true, and that the issues were narrower and wholly consistent with the mandate provided by the Justice Department to the Office of the Special Counsel," Cobb said.
Consistent with the mandate of UNESCO, the IRE fosters scholarly exchange on lifelong learning from all regions of the world, particularly developing and transition countries.
Gaining Mr. Shahzad's cooperation is, in my view, consistent with that mandate, and advising him of his rights didn't stop them from getting the job done.
Consistent with the mandate of the Institute of Medicine for increased surveillance of inadequate sleep in the US population [ 18], many epidemiologic studies have been conducted to document both the prevalence and severity of this public health burden [ 7, 19– 24].
The identified focus areas must also reflect and be consistent with the mandate and expertise of FAO as a specialized technical agency of the UN, and be consistent with other internationally agreed development goals.
This action was consistent with their mandate as the AAP were an advisory body with no management authority; this lay entirely with the AFMA.
"My assessment is that both the current levels of unemployment and inflation and the time frame over which they are likely to return to levels consistent with our mandate are unacceptable," he said, adding, that "the longer this situation prevails" the greater the risk that a new shock could unmoor the economy further and push it "closer to outright deflation".
