Sentence examples for mandate among from inspiring English sources

Jeremy Corbyn secured an overwhelming majority in Labour's leadership contest, increasing his mandate among members.

Cameron's mandate among the UK's "family of nations" – to use his own term from the Scottish independence referendum campaign – is dubious at best.

We may be in the rare position of having an American president who has a deeper mandate among people who could never vote for him than with those who did.

Some in Préval's government called for an emergency extension of the President's mandate; among the opposition, some called for Préval to stand down and for a "government of national security" to be installed.

She is, in a way, a kind of reverse Corbyn: the Labour leader has a huge mandate from the party membership but no mandate among the party elites, while May has a huge mandate from the party elites and no mandate from the party membership.

With little support among the parliamentary party, the new leader is likely to be thinking about how he can use his huge mandate among the membership to show MPs that he is the one who is in touch with the grassroots.

Its own climate package mandates, among other things, a 30% improvement in buildings' energy efficiency.

There are now about 1,500 insurance mandates among the various states, and hundreds of others are under consideration.

Designed to prevent another Enron, this legislation mandated, among other things, numerous reporting requirements that firms complained were expensive and bureaucratic.

New York led the nation once again in overall spending, at $18,126 per student, with school officials pointing to high personnel costs and a large number of state education mandates, among other factors, that push up the cost of education in the state.

And legal red tape and competing mandates among agencies Ontario and Quebec made it easier for the children to fall through the cracks.