Sentence examples for mandate I from inspiring English sources

So moved by its mission and mandate, I of course agreed to serve on their board of Governors but had no idea how moved I would be watching dedicated folks, especially the youth across this great land, rise up to be recognized for great acts of kindness, ingenuity and innovation, all geared toward making life more dignified, decent and palatable for others less fortunate.

Building a new family and a new life does mandate, I guess, wanting all new beginnings, and most of the young couples probably don't want the hand-me-downs from their families, preferring (proudly) to start their own life with their own needs and desires.

4. (C) The Indian government was aware of the suspicions the media had created about Special Representative Holbrooke's mandate (i.e., that it included Kashmir), Menon said.

The verses mandate (i) obedience to those in power (regardless of whether those in authority are Muslim or otherwise), (ii) justice and fairness even when dealing with enemy and (iii) complete freedom from religious oppression.

Although Orbán introduced illiberal measures in the 2010-2014 period, he did so with a democratic mandate, i.e. a constitutional majority in the unicameral parliament.

Grant me a mandate, I will use it.

I acquired a taste for vodka martinis simply because they mandated I sip and savor, stretching my entertainment budget further.

The requirements mandating I can't touch a computer or cell or cordless phone are akin to telling a forger not to use a pen or paper.

However, other parents supported a school-entry mandate to ensure that all young women could receive benefits of the vaccine: "[ If HPV vaccine were mandated, I would feel] grateful because we parents want the best for our children, and thank God science has discovered new medicines to prevent diseases" [Latina mother, USA] [ 33].

6 ARRESTS MADE AT NABLUS Arabian Protests Are Raised In British Commons -- Ormsby-Gare Says Mandate Is Observed.

If government can mandate that I pay for something I don't want, then what is beyond its power?