Sentence examples for expanded the mandate from inspiring English sources

In 2004, Congress expanded the mandate of the Nunn-Lugar program, which originally focused on dismantling warheads in former Soviet states, to include geographic regions like this one.

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.

At the UN, it was the United States that, in the person of Susan Rice, quietly expanded the mandate from a simple no-fly zone to expanded use of military power, persuading France to "put it in blue" – United Nations parlance for taking the resolution to a vote.

And in 2010, a state law expanded the mandate to cover any chickens laying eggs sold in California.

This led, on one hand, to expanded expectation of the population, and, on the other hand, it expanded the mandate of the health care providers to provide better health through expanding life expectancy with better quality of life.

The United States should expand the mandate of these teams to include some temporary role in law enforcement.

"They are expanding the mandate, but not expanding the pie," said Dr. Paul Zeitz, executive director of the Global AIDS Alliance, a Washington-based advocacy group.

Unwisely, the outside world has not heeded his pleas to expand the mandate of the International Security Assistance Force beyond the capital in Kabul.

As he made clear yesterday, he has repeatedly been willing to expand the mandate of the investigation when new information came forward.

In the Security Council, there was discussion of expanding the mandate of the peacekeeping forces to include the power to arrest and also to give them firmer control over aid distribution.

In 2016 Sall proposed several changes to the constitution, which included reducing the presidential term from seven years to five years, limiting a president to two terms in office, and expanding the mandate of the National Assembly.