Sentence examples for governing mandate from inspiring English sources

Whether that argument becomes the dominant narrative matters, because it will shape what sort of a governing mandate Mr. Obama is deemed to have won.

It could take an interim government and another election to get a clear governing mandate.

In theory a convincing victory might at least produce a governing mandate rather than gridlock.

He would then have the strongest governing mandate in years.For the moment Mr Abe is trying hard to kick-start the economy.

Each time one of them has proclaimed a broad governing mandate, or seemed to have achieved one, the voters have pushed back.

He talked for a minute or two at one point about how important it was to use the campaign to build a governing mandate for the first 100 days of a Bush presidency.

Recent history would suggest, though, that new majorities are inclined to misread or inflate their governing mandates.

Consistent with these internationally recognised standards, as well as the rules governing his mandate, United Nations special rapporteur on torture Juan Méndez must be allowed to conduct an unmonitored meeting with Bradley Manning, without any further delay.

Data.world is a B Corp, meaning that its governing documents mandate it be accountable for creating value for society, rather than just money for shareholders.

FIFA, the world governing body, mandates that the clubs must release the players if the federations call upon them.

Such a move would inevitably set off lawsuits from states that benefit from the Missouri's waters, arguing that the administration was violating the laws governing federally mandated uses of the Missouri.