Sentence examples for mandate received from inspiring English sources

Confrontation with the ICC now looms, because the court insists that its mandate, received from the United Nations last year, gives it primacy to try Saif, unless Libya can prove its ability to hold a fair trial.

Zionist churches include the following features: (1) origination from a mandate received by a prophet in a dream, vision, or death-resurrection experience; (2) a chieflike head, often called a bishop, who is succeeded by his son and who is occasionally regarded as a messiah.

In answer to the Papal Mandate received in July 1266, Bacon produced some very significant works.

Another petition circulated by UltraViolet, asking Congress not to repeal President Obama's birth control coverage mandate, received 75,000 signatures in a few hours, and 10,000 people submitted personal stories of how birth control is vital to them.

But the United States ambassador, Susan Rice, described a narrower mandate — receiving the conclusions of separate Israeli and Turkish investigations into the flotilla attack but focusing on preventing future incidents.

Institutional mandates received an initial boost in 2004 from the UK parliamentary select committee's historic recommendation on green OA.

However, the extent to which our results capture therapy services received outside of EI (e.g., clinic-based therapies) among this high-risk, EI-eligible sample might suggest barriers to accessing EI as these vulnerable young children should be (i.e., according to IDEA mandates) receiving EI-based versus clinic-based therapy.

Since the election, hardly a day seems to go by without someone in the Bush administration claiming that the mandate it received indisputably vindicates one of its policies ("The Real Environmental Mandate," editorial, Nov. 26).

He could then downgrade his ambitions to moving just one of the two or reaching an understanding that they would remain in post in return for acknowledging and respecting the mandate he received in the Labour leadership contest.

Paradoxically, Mr. Zapatero can redeem Spanish democracy only if he repudiates the popular mandate he received and announces that there will be no withdrawal from Iraq because of any act of terrorism, Muslim or Basque.

Despite the mandate she received from the city's voters, Smith's reelection was claimed at much personal expense.