To date, it has been assisted in its mandate by the ad-hoc, multi-disciplinary National Health Research Advisory Committee (NHRAC), which advises the MOH on all issues related to research, and comprised the bulk of the membership for a Technical Working Group TWGG) charged with discussing the creation of a national-level institution to govern health research in the country.
In 1993, UNICEF adopted it as an operational tool for mainstreaming gender in its mandate and work.
The lesson here, Ward says, is that workable solutions are regional and comprehensive; that is, some authority or commission governs the water in a whole river basin and includes in its mandate the economic, social and environmental effects of messing with it.
Fair enough: No central bank in the world has anything but domestic objectives in its mandate.
"NATO's resolve is in its mandate to protect the civilian population".
But the Obama White House was savvier in its mandate design, and the C.B.O. was more compliant in its scoring.
The ECB's job, as laid out in its mandate, is to maintain price stability, and its president must both lead that effort and be its public face.
The nation's food supply chain is not specifically mentioned in its mandate, but the panel's jurisdiction is considered broad.
It was also a reversal of the BOJ's long-held view that buying equities is part of fiscal policy and therefore not in its mandate.
In a decision on Wednesday, Judge Naomi Reice Buchwald rejected a contention from neighborhood groups, including Save Our Parks, that the National Park Service had failed in its mandate to protect two popular city parks whose land would be used for the new stadium.
