Sentence examples similar to laid down mandates from inspiring English sources
They demanded independence as a matter of right, as promised in war declarations and treaties, rather than as a matter of capacity for self-government as laid down in the mandate.
Rivers has already laid down the law.
Chandler laid down his terms.
No plans were ever laid down, however.
Since reason by itself cannot determine the specific form of a constitution, it never lays down a mandate to abolish the established institutions of a country, and so it is permissible for the statesman to follow tradition.
The appointment comes at a time of budget cuts, as both the governor and the mayor have laid down a mandate to overhaul the system, and just as the Newark schools are about to start receiving a $100 million gift from Mark Zuckerberg, the Facebook founder.
He added: "I made it very clear when Mr Blatter laid down his mandate that it was not only about the change of presidency but that there were certain systemic issues that need to be addressed.
That said, Sather laid down his first mandate since becoming team president and general manager on June 1.
The working group can also deal with subjects that are not laid down in its mandate.
