Sentence examples for mandate set forth from inspiring English sources

In fact, this subject was outside the scope of the conference mandate set forth in the United Nations General Assembly Resolution 54/54V.

"What should be unexpected and condemned, however, is an agency unwilling to enforce a clear statutory mandate set forth in an act of Congress," he wrote.

Moore believes the state legislature "is crippling our ability to fulfill the mandate set forth in the Texas constitution, which directs the state to provide its citizens with a university 'of the first class'".

Whitman has also made it possible to expand the size of our undergraduate student body by 11percentt, fulfilling the mandate set forth by the Wythes Committee in 2000 and allowing us to extend the benefits of a Princeton education to a greater number of gifted students than ever before.

Coupled with this announcement is the timing of the EMV (Europay, MasterCard and Visa) mandates set forth by card brands that requires retailers to switch their existing payment devices for new hardware capable of supporting EMV payments.

Failure to comply with the exercise and weight mandates set forth by Moro and Crawford would, according to the Bucks policy, "result in disciplinary action as deemed necessary by the Dance Team Manager".

This research examines lease allocation methods BOEM may use, as well as several promising alternatives, through the lens of the mandated criteria set forth by OSCLA and the EPAct of 2005.

His mandate, he said, as set forth by Kelly, is "Do everything we possibly can within the bounds of the law to make sure there is not another terrorist attack on New York City.

This #BlackLivesMatter movement was not the result of a mandate by Congress or laws set forth by State governments.

This so-called 3/3/20/20 structure, which is similar in some respects to the standard the SEC set forth when it promulgated Rule 14a-11 mandating proxy access in 2010, has taken hold as the most widely adopted model.

A board's decision to adopt defensive devices which "lock up" a merger mandate special scrutiny under the two-part test set forth in Unocal.