Sentence examples for mandate again from inspiring English sources

"He spoke about give me the mandate again, trust me again, re-elect me," Professor Weimann said.

And certainly I was elected on a mandate again yesterday with a swing to me on the issue of taking action on climate change".

But one thing is for sure: Nobody should ever be given Atatürk's mandate again -- if only because its potential scope was utterly undemocratic.

Mandates again: There's talk of easing the employer mandate, while keeping the individual mandate.

Predictably, Congress is now trying to justify the individual health insurance mandate by again pointing to the Commerce Clause.

Obama was given the same mandate but, again, appears to be foolishly considering compromise with intransigent Republicans.

In January 2005, baseball toughened the program again, mandating that first-time offenders be identified and suspended for 10 games, with second-time offenders suspended for 30 games.

The NFF's technical committee has also been mandated to meet again next week to recommend people for other positions - of national technical director, head coach of the women's national team as well as the technical crews for the under-17 and under-20 women's teams.

Mehta argues that data-driven reform has again mandated discredited policies because respected professions "colonize" less respected professions.

The following day, the British again mandated that shipping stop in the Bay of Bengal; during the first month of Emdens raiding career in the Indian Ocean, the value of exports there had fallen by 61.2 percent.

Huntsman says that as governor he explored the issue of mandates in health care reform, but ultimately went with another program that didn't feature mandates, and again, this is something that's long been known about Huntsman, certainly by the people who watch this show.