Sentence examples for historical mandate from inspiring English sources

(For a company benefit on Oct. 1, and Opera Lafayette's production of "Zelindor, Roi des Sylphes" on Oct. 17, the company will exercise its more usual historical mandate).

The Cass is named after Sir John Cass, who established one of London's oldest education charities with a historical mandate to found a polytechnic institute at Aldgate to serve the population of east London.

The Organization then adopted decent work as a modern version of its historical mandate.

Legitimacy was perceived to be derived from: a historical mandate; informal and formal training and effective 'community regulation'.

The policies of the WTO, the IMF and the World Bank operate in the context of a complex web of relationships, against a backdrop of historical mandates to other nations, power blocks and alliances, which all exist in an ever-changing political and economic environment.

Protection of these activities can potentially conflict with the historical National Park Service mandate "to conserve the scenery and the natural and historic objects and the wild life there in and to provide the enjoyment of the same in such a manner and by means as will leave them unimpaired for future generations" (National Park Service Organic Act, 16 USC16.

Joseph F. Keiffer III, appointed by Judge Lamberth to monitor the case, concluded that "it is time to consider that the department not only will not -- but also cannot -- perform the historical accounting mandated by Congress and ordered by this court".

The BBC's sage parliamentary correspondent, Mark D'Arcy, suggests delicately that the bill will probably be "opposed" amid an "interesting argument" (in other words, it is probably doomed).Yet Mr Skidmore makes his case well, skirting around the question of historical conventions and mandates to focus on the central issue of trust.

Yet, individuals report experience with genetic discrimination that has a negative impact on them and their families [ 10, 11], and recent historical examples include mandated screening for sickle cell anemia among African Americans [ 1].

His art's historical logic left the mandated functionaries no choice, by braiding strands of avant-gardist heroism from Picasso and Duchamp to Beuys and Richter, never mind that the result is tatty and frayed.

The protections of the Fair Housing Act against housing practices that have a discriminatory effect are in line with this historical commitment to ensuring the broad mandate of equality enshrined in our Constitution.