Sentence examples for founding mandate from inspiring English sources

Given that prevention of another Great Depression is the IMF's founding mandate and task, it is notable that the case for her reappointment makes no reference to her work on those matters.

UNHCR's founding mandate defines refugees as people who are outside their country and cannot return owing to a well-founded fear of persecution because of their race, religion, nationality, political opinion or membership of a particular social group.

(DE) Madam President, Commissioner, the euro's founding mandate has more than been fulfilled.

■ Can the United Nations get closer to achieving its founding mandate, to make the world a better, more peaceful place?

It has not, however, achieved its founding mandate: there are simply too many objects in too many museums, and too many simmering intellectual-property issues, to make a unified database feasible even now.

It will be celebrated in ostentatious style--joyously, unanimously, and oblivious to the panoply of events, even in just this past week in China, Greece, Ukraine, financial markets, Hew Hampshire, and Downing Street, which underscore how brazen and subversive her reelection is for an institution whose founding mandate is warning and prevention of global economic catastrophe.

Brigham Young, who founded Salt Lake City, mandated that streets be numbered according to their distance from the pale neo-Gothic granite temple that stands at the center.

ECB was not founded with a mandate to use monetary policy to attend to national economic issues; therefore, giving the ECB a dual mandate -- fighting unemployment -- or similar asymmetric shocks in a particular country would be risky for the very European Union since ECB cannot do that without hurting other countries of the Eurozone.

Seven years ago, CDDRL was founded with a mandate to explain how countries develop politically and economically-or fail to do so.

A collaboration between the Journalism School and Stanford Engineering David Brown was an alumnus of both the Brown Institute was founded with the mandate to invent and apply cutting-edge technology to journalism and storytelling.

The Peace Appeal Foundation, which was founded with a mandate from five Nobel Peace Laureates, including Nelson Mandela, Desmond Tutu and FW de Klerk, is an international NGO that helps local stakeholders launch and sustain broad-scale peace and national dialogues processes to end or avoid war.