Sentence examples for current mandate for from inspiring English sources
America had hoped to have its plan adopted by the time the current mandate for the oil-for-food programme runs out on June 4th.
It had held open the prospect of alternative action, but on Thursday the JDC said it had decided to "end the current mandate for industrial action and re-engage with the government and NHS Employers to monitor the implementation of the contract and raise additional issues".
The West has another two months until its current mandate for air attacks expires.
The mission would keep its current mandate for up to 300 unarmed observers under this option, but significantly fewer likely would be needed to support the new focus.
Title I of the CAAA contains the current mandate for setting regulatory standards on air pollution (U.S. Clean Air Act Amendments 1990).
The current mandate for the NIH health disparities research agenda not only addresses the need for community-based epidemiologic studies that focus on the health disparities themselves, but also requires investigations that will provide a deeper understanding of the myriad factors that have contributed over the decades to the current disparities in health so evident across US subpopulations [ 1].
The cabinet decision must be confirmed by Parliament in December, when the current mandate expires, setting the stage for a critical test for political leaders in the face of deep opposition among German voters to the Afghanistan deployment.
This week a national panel of health care experts released a report affirming the current mandate that limits the workweek for medical residents to 80 hours and offering additional recommendations to decrease fatigue for doctors-in-training.
The current mandate is 27.5 miles per gallon for passenger cars.
"The reason we're focused on October is not arbitrary," one official said, explaining that the United States and NATO need to know now what to prepare for after their current mandate expires next year.
Probably the most controversial point was the proposal to extend the mandate for Canadian troops in Afghanistan until 2011 the current mandate runs out in 2009.
