Sentence examples for limited mandates from inspiring English sources

Security is further hampered by a patchwork of data protection laws and regulatory agencies, each with limited mandates.

The traffic safety alliance, in turn, consists of fewer actors who often have more limited mandates and less formal influence, namely municipal traffic engineers as well as traffic planners and traffic safety engineers in the former SRA.

In some cases, natural colonization may be the default management action because of budgetary constraints, limited mandates, or lack of interest in restoration.

At present, the COMELEC has limited mandated powers and functions to provide legislative support to their plans of ensuring that all voters with disabilities can fully and effectively participate in elections, although its campaign saw a alight increase in the registration of voters with disabilities.

Among other barriers, interview respondents mentioned lack of training opportunities, lack of funding owing to their (limited) mandate, priorities of funding agencies, and time constraints.

Why not? "Well, I'm trying to limit mandates, not increase them," he said.

'It would be a good thing to limit mandates like in the US,' Mr Dehaene mused.

Rather than enforcing restrictive and limiting mandates on data and programming models, the necessary flexibility and interoperability might be achieved through a set of general principles and standard practices, much like it has on the web itself.

Thirty-one out of 45 territorial police forces in the UK responded to Broadly's requests for information, with the rest failing to respond within the statutory 20 working day time limit mandated by the Freedom of Information Act.

However, the SCU has been criticised for accomplishing relatively little, presumably because it is funded inadequately, limited in mandate to crimes committed only in 1999, and for other reasons.

At a regional summit this week, west African heads of state discussed a proposal to limit presidential mandates.