Sentence examples for mandate granted from inspiring English sources
Critical friends will expect the parliamentary Labour party to accept and respect the second overwhelming democratic mandate granted by a mass membership in the space of a year.
The compromise, which was bitterly resented in Iraq, was the so-called League of Nations Mandate, granted to Britain in 1920.
Despite the mandate granted him by the electorate, and economic growth that is outstripping nearly all of Peru's neighbors, foreign observers are still more likely to consider Mr. García a role model than Peruvians are.
In the Russian view, the campaign extended far beyond the mandate granted by the resolution and reinforced Kremlin suspicions that the Western powers were really seeking to impose a change in government.
We have to frankly recognize that there has been some infection of the whole R2P concept by the perception, accurate or otherwise, that the civilian protection mandate granted by the Council was manifestly exceeded by that military operation.
In 1967, the South African Parliament passed a Terrorism Act, which was first used to prosecute 37 Namibians opposing the South African regime that ruled their country under a mandate granted by the League of Nations after World War I.
In 1996, Brazilian federal law established a mandate granting universal access to ART for all eligible HIV-infected individuals [25].
Farmāns (mandates granting certain rights or special privileges) to governors, fowjdārs, and other local officials were sent, in conformity with tradition, in the name of the emperor.
To offset the special education spending mandate, grants were established that, like the Equalized Cost Sharing grants, also gave larger sums to poorer towns.
Waldhauser's mandate grants him relative freedom to achieve those goals.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2296/14/73/prepub The first author has a postdoctoral mandate grant from the Fund for Scientific Research in Flanders, Belgium.
