Sentence examples for elusive mandates from inspiring English sources
The policy already has had a chilling effect on the speech of those who are afraid of running afoul of its elusive mandates.
The Elusive Mandate Mandates are elusive because voters cast ballots for people, not policies.
Now that the Republicans are back in charge of the Senate, Mr Bush has his elusive mandate and the Senate Judiciary Committee is set to become a veritable factory of conservative judges.But what is a conservative judge?
Early returns indicated that Mr. Sharon easily won the Likud primary, and with it a mandate from his party to pursue the elusive peace and security he promised when he first ran two years ago.
The mandate placed on television for instant clarity and coherence proved elusive.
Alaska, Kansas, Mississippi and Oklahoma have similar mandates.
Another mandate, expressed through state conservation law, requires New York to protect mountaintop bird nesting areas, like the fir forests where the elusive nut-brown thrush returns every spring from its winters in the Caribbean.
