Sentence examples for larger mandate from inspiring English sources

Among Labour members around the country, he won 59.5percentnt of the vote, a larger mandate than any recent leader, including Blair.

Then the Tories will see continued electoral success as a larger mandate on which to act than "Jez We Can" obtained from Saturday's activist bubble.

In his first public comments on the issue, Mr. Mulally defended a proposed $25 billion loan package as a critical piece of a larger mandate to improve fuel-economy standards.

Corbyn was elected by Labour's membership — a collection of trade-union supporters, paid-up members, and "registered supporters," who paid three pounds and voted online — with a larger mandate than any leader in memory.

It suits Brexiters here and Trumpeters on the other of the Atlantic to roar that they represent "the people", for this helps them in their ambition to claim a larger mandate than they have been awarded, just as it also serves their endeavour to silence any dissent.

After giving McPhedran a larger mandate to look at all health professionals, not just doctors and surgeons, and on an even shorter deadline, the department told her they didn't have the budget to print the report they'd commissioned.

He has an unexpectedly large mandate, but India is not Gujarat.

I'm not sure that Albany will resist the home rule message from a new mayor with a large mandate".

However, Corbyn asserted his authority on Sunday by reminding MPs of his large mandate and making clear that he alone would decide whether to whip them to vote against extending airstrikes on Isis.

Prime Minister Tony Blair is widely expected to win the June 7 British election in a walk, but his progression toward the predicted large mandate for a second term is proving to be more a slog than a victory lap.

"That shows that Mayor Bloomberg has the largest mandate for guiding the rebuilding process," said Jonathan Trichter, the founder and director of the Pace Poll, a new polling center supported by Pace University.