Sentence examples for mandate provided by from inspiring English sources

None of the measures announced, in and of themselves, represents a breach of the mandate provided by the United Nations and approved by the House of Commons.

While he'd like to see caps on loans provided to wind power, this is best achieved via the investment mandate provided by the environment minister to the corporation, not by abandoning the fund altogether.

"It is my hope that the new administration and new Congress will listen to the mandate provided by rural America during this election," Sipes warned.

Another problem with the way Gaddafi was overthrown is the way in which NATO so blatantly went beyond the mandate provided by the United Nations Security Council to simply protect the civilian population through the establishment of a no-fly zone.

Safety goggles, gloves and even shoes are beyond the means of workers in factories like the one where I worked in Ahmedabad, and are rarely mandated or provided by employers.

** In the years since the first Gulf War, Iraq's Kurds, aided by an internationally enforced no-fly zone and by a U.N. mandate providing them with a share of the country's oil revenues, have managed to achieve a large measure of independence in three northern Iraqi provinces.

In the years since the first Gulf War, Iraq's Kurds, aided by an internationally enforced no-fly zone and by a U.N. mandate providing them with a share of the country's oil revenues, have managed to achieve a large measure of independence in three northern Iraqi provinces.

The method is illustrated in the context of the state minimum service package mandated to be provided by the Indonesian public health system.

With a mandate for these proposals provided by his victory, Lee set about executing these projects, especially the symbolic Cheonggyecheon Stream, as quickly as possible – a zeal that got people referring to him as "Bulldozer".

On one hand, expanded funding programmes for paediatric medicines should be made available in "Horizon 2020" or other EC Research Funds, including the Innovative Medicine Initiative (IMI) project, to meet the mandate from the European Parliament provided by Paediatric Regulation Article 40.

The promulgation of the Children Welfare Law [ 9] in 1993 is a milestone in the promotion of early intervention in Taiwan, which mandates early intervention services provided by the government.