Sentence examples for mandate comes from from inspiring English sources
His mandate comes from these shy Tories.
His mandate comes from authenticity: no point sacrificing that for mere fashion.
Since the organisation's constitution says that its mandate comes from the bottom up, not the other way round, they have a point.
Judges say their expanded mandate comes from the people, dating back to the struggle against the military rule of Gen. Pervez Musharraf that began in 2007, eventually helping to pry him from power.
Her mandate comes from powerful sources: the Liaison Committee on Medical Education requires student and faculty diversity for program accreditation and the National Institutes of Health have diversity requirements for funding.
My mandate comes from them, not some daft local police authority diversity charter.
Where does his authority or mandate come from?
His mandate came from human rights clauses put into the Helsinki pact between the cold war adversaries in the 1970s.
"We want to implement quickly the mandate coming from the euro area summit, and there are two clear elements from this mandate," Mr. Bailly said.
"In my opinion, any mandate coming from government is not a good thing," Ms. Palin told reporters in Boston, taking aim at Mr. Romney's past support for a requirement that individuals in Massachusetts buy health insurance.
(This so-called dual mandate came from the Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act of 1978, sometimes known as the Humphrey-Hawkins legislation. This language was not in the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 or the 1946 Employment Act).
