Sentence examples for daunting mandate from inspiring English sources
The government faces an even more daunting mandate to start screening all checked baggage for explosives by year's end.
NEW AUSTERITY PLANS Prime Minister Mario Monti enjoys broad popular support as he takes on the daunting mandate of turning around the moribund Italian economy.
ROME — Prime Minister Mario Monti enjoys broad popular support as he takes on the daunting mandate of turning around the moribund Italian economy.
He had a daunting mandate: remake a troubled vocational high school in Brooklyn that had been given one last chance to avoid closing.
Vaulting out of the family pecking order to become the de facto manager for the Turner properties, Beau Turner has a daunting mandate: to pursue ranching and related, sustainable enterprises while promoting conservation, with a bias toward native species.
The task forces on hoarding are finding their mandates daunting.
What is easy for the federal government to mandate, is daunting for the airports, the airlines -- and ultimately the passengers -- to finance, he said, adding that the Transportation Security Administration is "spending money like a drunken sailor".
Regardless of whose numbers are quoted, this census of captivity is a daunting reminder of the global use of legally mandated censorship.
He has also acknowledged that the job is daunting and difficult and that many changes may have to be mandated if private buildings don't meet emissions-reduction targets.
