Sentence examples for expanded mandates for from inspiring English sources

Critics (45) have highlighted the funding base of the NCD Alliance, comprised of major pharmaceutical and medical technology companies, all of whom would benefit enormously from expanded mandates for cancer, cardiovascular and risk factor screening and treatment.

Using Eastern European transition economies as an illustration, we argue here that an expanded mandate for a Migration Development Bank -- previously introduced by Gevorkyan and Gevorkyan (2012) -- could be helpful in that regard.

They should seriously consider expanded mandates and mergers to consolidate the quantity.

Some Iraqi leaders greeted the resolution for the expanded mandate warily, as a potential encroachment on Iraqi sovereignty.

Expanding federal mandates for ethanol prompted farmers to plant more corn to keep up with its growing role as an energy feedstock.

Mr. Dodd countered with a proposal to expand the mandate for the Fed, which has traditionally focused on monetary policy, by establishing a consumer division within the central bank with power to write and enforce rules.

As their mandates expanded, the demand for peacekeepers' services also multiplied.

Last week, the Senate voted 86 to 8 for a new energy bill containing expanded ethanol mandates, and the House is expected to follow suit this week.

Yet Graham is more than happy to indulge his own hysterical blindness by escalating the war on terrorism to include American citizens on American soil and all non-Al Qaeda terrorists, thus expanding the mandates of the 2001 Authorization for Use of Military Force and further enabling an endless war with accompanying endless war powers.

The recent law codified and expanded the mandate of an interagency committee, led by the Treasury Department, that reviews foreign investments for national security issues.

He's faulted the Catholic church for its negative obsession with gays and birth control, and now he has expanded his mandate to economics with a groundbreaking screed denouncing "the new idolatry of money".