The Court upheld plaintiffs' claims to an exemption from the contraceptive mandate of Obamacare because the mandate "substantially burden[s]" the exercise of religion.
It also provides technical, legal and expert assistance to parliamentary bodies and MEPs to support them in the exercise of their mandates.
"The Malawian police service, in the exercise of its constitutional mandate of maintaining law and order, was left with no option but to use all necessary means to restore law and order," said a police spokesman, William Mwaluka.
But, assuming it included the opinion, the mandate would not prevent the District Court in the exercise of a sound discretion from allowing plaintiff, were adequate showing ade, to file additional pleadings, vary or expand the issues, and take other proceedings to enforce the accounting sought by his bills of complaint.
However, for now, it is more than sufficient to focus upon the remarkable phenomenon that is the exercise of the democratic mandate.
"Geographic considerations as such have no part in the exercise of this legal mandate," he added.
"If the exercise of power is allowed and the mandate upheld, it is difficult to see what the limits on Congress Commerce Clausee authority would be," he wrote.
The European parliament said in a statement: "Assistants paid by the European parliament must perform work directly linked to the exercise of a member's parliamentary mandate".
2. Only expenses for assistance which is necessary and directly linked to the exercise of a Member's parliamentary mandate may be defrayed.
"In conclusion, let me restate that there is more that we can and must all do to achieve peace and justice in Darfur," indicated Bensouda on June 30 , 2015 "I will continue to do my part in the exercise of my independent and impartial mandate".
Which brings us to the exercise of power and the question of mandate.
