Sentence examples for mandate of such from inspiring English sources

In Rome on Wednesday, Ms. Rice is expected to hold discussions with officials from Arab and European countries over the possible makeup and mandate of such a force.

The high Arab rate of natural increase is accounted for by a fertility which is among the highest recorded in the world, and by the disappearance under the Mandate of such counter-balancing factors as conscription for the Ottoman army and a high incidence of malaria.

In addition to covering digital and technology issues generally, the mandate of such a committee will include the responsibility to review cybersecurity and ensure that discussion of this risk and opportunity reaches the overall board twice a year, following the same agenda and using benchmarking and key performance indicators (KPIs).

Most of the work managing index funds is computer based, since the mandate of such funds is simply to track the returns of the benchmark index.

The health care mandate of such clinics requires separate appraisal in the future.

Some delegations supported the establishment of working groups or other informal mechanisms which might be useful to resolve controversial issues; however, the mandate of such groups should be clearly defined and the Committee recognized that the way principle of transparency in the discussions was essential.

This study describes a current practice baseline for participation prior to the mandating of such a policy.

Several public interest representatives speaking on condition of anonymity expressed fear that heavy industry might embrace cap-and-trade in exchange for softening or even eliminating programs like the state's Low-Carbon Fuel Standards, which mandate use of such alternative fuels as ethanol, and of lower-carbon fuels like natural gas rather than petroleum.

She said: "I would not discount the degree to which such anniversaries (like portents of a change in the mandate of heavens, such as earthquakes, floods and large-scale riots or rebellion) are also regarded quite seriously by the citizenry at large.

Muscovy in 1597 prevented self-sale into slavery from becoming hereditary by mandating manumission of such slaves on their owners' deaths.

In California, individual plans typically met the essential benefits requirement because state lawmakers had already mandated inclusion of such things as maternity care and mental health services.