Sentence examples for issue a mandate from inspiring English sources

Americans often issue a mandate for "change," but seldom for revolution.

The Dominicans of Cologne supported him, and in 1509 he succeeded in persuading Emperor Maximilian I to issue a mandate permitting the confiscation and destruction of Hebrew books.

"The Security Council would issue a mandate for a mission led by the European Union and invite individual countries to recognize Kosovo," Mr. Welch said.

Rather than issue a mandate in the election, the archdiocese should recognize the deep spiritual and moral needs of women, including the need to plan our families.

There is no reason the new I.O.C. president could not issue a mandate to strictly assess the human rights records of bidding countries and monitor a selected host country's progress toward improving that record.

("A mild species of dictatorship will help us over the roughest spots in the road ahead," a Barron's columnist wrote_._) Americans often issue a mandate for "change," but seldom for revolution.

Ms. Lagueux issued a mandate to the staff, expressed in the acronym "TRASHED".

But I am very confident that the American people were not issuing a mandate for gridlock".

Convocation is summoned by the archbishop, who, in obedience to a writ from the sovereign, issues a mandate.

"And bingo, there it was, right in my own building!" He issued a mandate to Ms. Wilson.

Mr. Gonzalez is under a court order not to take Elian back to Cuba until the court issues a mandate.