Sentence examples for decisive mandate from inspiring English sources

He won a decisive mandate.

The Republicans won, but without the decisive mandate they had sought.

By year's end, he was back in The Lodge, with a decisive mandate from the voters.

Jeremy Corbyn was given a decisive mandate to save a dying political movement from the feckless and follies of its parliamentary party.

The last election of the 20th century pushed Mr Blair relentlessly towards a decisive mandate for his brand of centre-radicalism and his "time for a change" appeal.

The vote is the most decisive mandate for any Indian leader since the 1984 assassination of prime minister Indira Gandhi propelled her son Rajiv to office.

Far from respecting Mr Yudhoyono's decisive electoral mandate, the old elite has been trying to undermine it and scupper his reformist agenda.The president himself, however, must bear some of the blame for this.

Dean inherited a party so dispirited after its defeat in 2004 that few other Democrats of note expressed the least interest in running it; the party he relinquishes this January, making way for whomever Obama chooses to succeed him, will firmly control all three power centers in Washington, brandishing a decisive governing mandate for the first time since 1992.

With the Democrats retaining control of the House and Senate, Clinton will preside without a decisive popular mandate but with clear evidence that voters want a break with the status quo and the strength in Washington to break the deadlock of divided government that has frustrated voters and politicians alike for much of the past decade.

While the early Christian church praised priestly chastity, it did not promulgate decisive legislation mandating priestly celibacy until the reform movement of the 11th century.

But Sutton's decisive opinion upholding the mandate naïvely accepted the argument that "health care is unique" because it involves "regulating how citizens pay for what they already receive". Hull and Dubina demolish that sophistry.