Sentence examples for mandate extended from inspiring English sources

Brooke Buchanan, a Walmart spokeswoman, said the company did not favor legislation that would mandate extended producer responsibility.

"I want to see greater aspirations," Mr. Ross said, adding that the mandate extended to Disney's Broadway business, which also falls within his empire.

Many Japanese hope that if he emerges, as expected, with a renewed mandate, extended for another four years, he may at last muster the courage to get on with badly needed reforms to the labour market and to Japan's agriculture.

Miles held, though, that divine mandate extended beyond simply the Confederate interpretation of states' rights, and that Southerners were bound by the Bible to seek more than merely "a selfish independence".

However, Coast's eventual mandate extended far beyond its relatively mundane origins.

The NFA issued a statement that it "unequivocally supported" the suit, and that "...the franchisor does not have the enforceable right to mandate extended hours".

This mandate extends to UNHCR even in countries that are not party to any of the treaties just mentioned.

Since he was first elected in 1994, Mr. Berlusconi, 74, whose mandate extends to 2013, has dominated Italian public life, owing to his political savvy, popularity with voters, ability to read the national mood and a private media empire that helped shape public opinion.

Nevertheless, there are other international organisations whose mandate extends beyond renewable energy and several non-state actors who claim a role in ORE governance.

However, the group's mandate extends only to "unaccompanied alien children," not to the influx of single parents from Central America.

But those whose voice in Washington was amplified do think their mandate extends this far, and they have reasonable people running scared.