Sentence examples for mandate based on from inspiring English sources
Successful candidate Chloe Smith was returned as the Conservative member with a mandate based on one in five of the electorate.
In a tight vote, some candidates may claim a mandate based on support from less than one in 10 of the local population.
But even in China, a mandate based on competence can crumble in hard times.
Guess then who will vigorously defend their mandate based on the constitution Kal PatrabutrNonthaburi, ThailandStudying Wal-MartSIR – Contrary to your assertion, the study by Global Insight on the economic impact of Wal-Mart explicitly addressed the issue of correlation versus causation in terms of the effect of Wal-Mart on jobs (Economics focus, February 25th).
We are determined to seek an ambitious and balanced conclusion to the Doha Development Round in 2010, consistent with its mandate, based on the progress already made, including with regard to modalities.
In Sonia Gandhi's case, her power comes from seeking no position for herself, from focusing on her true constituency–India's poor and from winning a resounding mandate based on the votes of those who do not read English newspapers or watch TV channels.
Believe away, that is your right, but we are a country bound by separation of church and state and laws cannot be mandated based on the religious beliefs of any one group.
But even if they lower their fees to obtain league-table credit, there is little evidence that clients award mandates based solely on price.
"It is important for the public to know that we have been responsive to all subpoenas, discovery requests and legal mandates based on our knowledge at the time".
Instead of the strict mandates our state needs, water agencies were asked to assume the drought would only last for three more years, and develop conservation "targets" (instead of mandates) based on that rosy assumption.
Given that physicians report adhering to cancer screening guidelines [ 13, 27] and state health insurance mandates based on the ACS and USPSTF guidelines reduce the price of screening tests [ 28], a key yet unexplored question in this literature then becomes whether screening test behavior is responsive to guideline age recommendations.
