Sentence examples for explicit mandates from inspiring English sources

These public institutions, funded by taxpayers and owned by governments, have explicit mandates to increase local development in the countries where they spend their money.

For a time, it had no special envoy to the region, and when it began sending prominent officials there, most recently Secretary Powell, it did so without explicit mandates, according to American and other diplomats.

Clinics participating in this study have explicit mandates to serve populations that are disadvantaged by structural and social inequities, and this mandate is reflected in the sample demographics.

With funders and publishers moving towards more explicit mandates (regarding data availability), we examined the current barriers to unrestricted availability of data and explored different scenarios in which commercial agreements might run contrary to scientific convention and data sharing policies.

For example, flood mitigation measures and female mobility for both CHVs and health referrals became central tenants of the community mobilization strategy, even if they had not been explicit mandates of the original project.

It also lacks an explicit mandate on employers to offer coverage.

The SEC's explicit mandate is to protect the small investor.

Even if they wanted to, charities cannot start running Haiti without money and without an explicit mandate.

He built a coalition uniting low-income parents with business bosses, and held a referendum to secure an explicit mandate.

And so do the donor country taxpayers, who entrust our earnings and livelihoods to the aid departments, with the explicit mandate that they make the world measurably better.

It is a shame that President Bush's panel was given no explicit mandate to examine whether the administration distorted pre-invasion intelligence.