Sentence examples for mandate of preparing from inspiring English sources

The administration has also taken many sensible steps that go far beyond its sole constitutional mandate of preparing elections.

Someone, therefore, accused Bob not only of preparing my father for the test in accordance with the program's mandate but of feeding him the answers.

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.

The DMCA is an operational not regulatory agency with a mandate to prepare for emergencies, not reduce levels of risk in society and so can only play a limited role in strengthening local DRM capacity on-island.

"I was given a mandate to prepare a report on ways to reform media and communications," he said of his appointment.

For instance, the former Patrice Lumumba University was founded in 1960 with the explicit mandate to prepare future socialist leaders in Africa.

It also mandates the city prepare a second-year planning budget.

In a related effort, Westchester County is preparing to unveil a new Web site next week that outlines the mandate of the county's Human Rights Commission.

This would accomplish the dual mandate of ruining the institution and the lives of the kids who aren't prepared for AP (or college).

It is also preparing credit lines for countries like Hungary that are "innocent bystanders" of the crisis, a provision that goes well beyond the group's traditional mandate of helping countries that are direct recipients of its financial aid.

This was a mandate of extraordinary breadth".