Sentence examples for mandate is due from inspiring English sources

ICANN's latest mandate is due to expire on September 30th.

That mandate is due to expire when the outgoing Congress adjourns, probably toward the end of the year.Insisting that Mr Bolton is doing a "splendid job", the White House last week resubmitted his nomination to the Senate for confirmation.

In response, many parents started to keep their children at home, and the majority of the capital's schools closed early for the Christmas holidays as a precautionary measure.Seeking more international helpMinustah's current mandate is due to expire in mid-February and the issue of renewal is under consideration at the UN Security Council.

As a result, there is still no agreement on who will finance the annual €6m (US$7.9m) cost of Fomuc the 380-man peace-keeping force provided by the Communaute Economique et Monetaire de l'Afrique Centrale whose mandate is due to expire at the end of June 2007.

Its mandate is due to expire in mid-November and Russia on Tuesday vetoed a proposal to further extend its mandate.

Mr Hariri has long feuded with Lebanon's president, Emile Lahoud, whose mandate was due to expire last month.

The last time such a conference was held, in Polokwane in 2007, then-president Thabo Mbeki was unceremoniously ousted by Jacob Zuma (pictured, left) as the party's leader before being "recalled" as the country's president in September 2008, six months before his mandate was due to expire.

As the US government reviews the status of forces agreement and considers extending its stay, it must also consider extending the mandate of SIGIR, which is due to expire next year.

Most of the increased spending related to the employer-mandate delay, or $10 billion, is due to penalties that won't be paid by companies that don't offer qualifying health benefits, while the remainder is a mix of $3 billion in higher spending on tax credits for health insurance and $1 billion in increased tax revenue from those who don't obtain job-based health benefits, which aren't taxed.

The mandate of the Haitian mission is due for renewal in February.

If the Fourth Circuit ruling is correct, individuals may not challenge the individual mandate until the first penalty is due in April 2015.