Sentence examples for mandate set for from inspiring English sources

There are reports that Chancellor George Osborne will alter the 2% inflation target mandate set for the Bank of England's interest rate-setting Monetary Policy Committee in his Budget.

Much of this research has been described as 'best in class' but because of the narrow mandate set for the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) bee review by the European Commission the authority did not take it into account in its recent assessment.

Mr. Obama's selections reflect these duties, but also are consistent with the mandate set out for the Fed at its creation in 1913, said Jon Faust, a former Fed official.

The evaluation mandate set a relatively short timeframe for producing results, which compelled a nonexperimental design.

The J.F.A.'s Captain's Mission mandate set in motion a better network for identifying players, along with better coaching and the involvement of former national team players.

In effect, Congress would require every citizen to pay a tax (another name for a "universal mandate") set by a private corporation.

One mandate he set for himself was to make it as hard as possible for a player to pass illicit information to partner.

These options include staging a token one-hour strike to cause minimal disruption but preserve Unite's strike mandate, setting dates for longer strikes, or giving notice for action short of a strike, such as a work-to-rule where employees perform the minimum under their contracts.

Those mandates set out exemptions for reasons such as religious beliefs or medical conditions.

But too often, the mandates set by many funds investors (LPs) resemble a series of boxes to check that are entirely inappropriate for the operating environment.

The accord ensures that no matter who wins the White House, or who succeeds other departing leaders of APEC, a mandate and deadline have been set for reviving trade talks.