Sentence examples for mandate of creating from inspiring English sources

In 1998 he and Ibrahim Mansour, a writer and critic, founded the Merit Publishing House with the mandate of creating something different and daring in the world of books.

He also noted that, in light of the Fed's dual mandate of creating the highest level of employment while consistent with price stability, "the current situation is wholly unsatisfactory".

Considering the question of a university's role in innovation, Witten spoke of the potential to creatively innovate on the old paradigm of a university: To go beyond a mandate of creating knowledge to also include implementing and scaling that knowledge in order to impact the world and help solve its problems.

It is acknowledged that while particularism promotes strengthening of identity and commitment to core values, it must not be at the expense of neglecting the universal mandate of creating a just world for all humanity.

Fannie Mae Chief Executive Franklin Raines insists that his outfit has no plans to move beyond its congressionally mandated business of creating a secondary market for mortgages: "It's the only business we can be in, it's a business we're happy with, and we have no desire to be in another business".

Getting to Universal Coverage Both plans, she emphasizes, fall short of creating a mandate that people carry some form of coverage.

The mandate placed on France the responsibility of creating and controlling an administration, of developing the resources of the country, and of preparing it for self-government.

It has long been a subject near and dear to the priorities of his daughter Ivanka but has been kept at arm's length by congressional Republicans who loathe the idea of creating a new mandate on employers or a new taxpayer-funded entitlement, and who do not like the idea of raising taxes or cutting spending to pay for it.

For Palestinians, accepting the 1948 mandate to create the state of Israel, they have already conceded 78percentt of historic Palestine.

Run by a trio of photographers, I See A Different You started out with the clear mandate to create positive imagery of young black South Africans living in townships around Jo'burg.

There's no real mandate to create a work of art just a contract to create a well-crafted, preferably appealing likeness of someone wealthy or important enough to demand one.