Sentence examples for founders mandate from inspiring English sources
You and I are meant to take back the founders' mandate, and you and I are meant to lead.
There was never the congressional Declaration of War that our Founders mandated in the Constitution to ensure that the decision had the support of a majority of the country.
The school was designed for at-risk kids, and the charter agreement, signed by all seven co-founders, mandated that the publicly funded school "is and will be non-sectarian in all programs, admission policies, employment practices and all other operations".
No, we don't just eat rice every day like the founder mandated in the 1930s but choose carefully from mostly organic fresh fruits and vegetables and a variety of starches.
As in Europe, attempts to create a national U.S. reporting mandate have foundered in the face of industry opposition.
It was conceived by the society's founder Dr Robert Zubrin, whose mandate states "the time has come for humanity to undertake a 'combined robot-human mission' to Mars".
But even while allowing the foundation to violate the wishes of its founder, Albert C. Barnes — who mandated that no picture could ever be moved on the walls — the judge said that a transplanted Barnes should strive to be a re-creation of the original.
This definition differs from previous formal definitions for a "founder type" that mandated that the sequence type under consideration be carried from a source population to a derived population [9].
"Unfussy" was the mandate for Jennifer McKinley, founder of Cor Silver in Mill Valley, which makes a broad-spectrum SPF 15 soap that uses a non-silver silica compound as an antibacterial for cleaning, and a Japanese compound called CSC for anti-aging and sun protection properties.
Addressing discrimination is also part of the startups' mandate, says Housing.com co-founder Advitiya Sharma.
Spearhead was launched earlier this year with a mandate to identify promising startup founders and give them cash to invest in startups autonomously.
