The phrase "exercise its mandate" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used in formal or professional contexts, such as in political or legal discussions. Example: The government agency must exercise its mandate to regulate the industry and ensure compliance with environmental laws.
The approach of the international community thus far, both in exercising its mandate to protect civilian lives in Congo and in holding the outside supporters of Congo's rebel groups to task, has thus far proved woefully insufficient.
Yet national governments have, for narrow, protectionist reasons, repeatedly failed to let the commission exercise its external-trade mandate in aviation, even though it has liberalised the internal European market.This may sound like another argument about "subsidiarity", the notion of devolving powers inside Europe to the level of government that is best-fitted to exercise them.
The warning, from Paul Koretz, a Democrat who represents West Hollywood and parts of Los Angeles and Beverly Hills, came in a letter last week to 185 producers and publishers of pornographic material, advising sex performers to adopt "harm-reduction procedures" like using condoms or face the chance that the Legislature will "exercise its authority to mandate more stringent actions".
(For a company benefit on Oct. 1, and Opera Lafayette's production of "Zelindor, Roi des Sylphes" on Oct. 17, the company will exercise its more usual historical mandate).
Congress could exercise its oversight role by mandating Pentagon reporting about what steps it has taken to mitigate civilian harm, funding additional awareness training for American and other coalition officers, and holding public hearings with senior civilian and military officials.
In the wake of the bloody coup attempt, the government, acting on the recommendations of civilian and military leaders, exercised its constitutional mandate to declare a three-month state of emergency.
He succumbed in the predawn hours of a morning when the Senate was scheduled to begin exercising its Constitutional mandate to give "Advice and Consent".
Article 39A(3) exempts any provision enacted by Parliament pursuant to Article 39A from being void due to inconsistency with Article 12. Another provision that is rescued from potential invalidity by Article 12(2) is the Government's constitutional mandate to exercise its functions in such a way as to recognize the special position of the Malays, who are the indigenous people of Singapore.
"We are concerned by the Venezuelan government's efforts to interfere with the newly elected national assembly exercising its constitutionally mandated duties," John Kirby, a spokesman for the state department, told reporters.
