Sentence examples for mandate set out from inspiring English sources

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.

Spiritually, it is located close to 17th-century Europe, from which the Mennonites emigrated in order to escape persecution and follow the mandate set out in II Corinthians 6 17: "Come out from them and be separate".

Under plans to give the NHS greater autonomy from politicians as part of the Government's health reforms the 28 page Mandate sets out what ministers expect from NHS managers when they assume new responsibility for the service next April.

First and most important, the United Nations Security Council needs to appoint and empower a U.N. mediator to facilitate talks, with a clear mandate setting out principles of the endgame and an open invitation to all to participate.

A spokesman for the UNODC acknowledges "a significant diversification of our portfolio over the previous years" but says that all projects fall within "clear and substantiated mandates" set out by its governing bodies.UN bigwigs deny that earmarked donations give countries more power to shape policy.

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

Father Lombardi said Friday in an interview that Archbishop De Paolis was expected to meet soon with the Legionaries to "explain to them his mandate, and set out the methods and timing that that mandate will take".

The administration's quandary deepened today, when Russia announced that it would consider sending peacekeeping troops but only with a United Nations mandate that set out a specific mission and timetable.

The row underlines the bitterness developing between Eurosceptics and the government over Gordon Brown's claims that he has protected British red lines in the legal negotiations on the broad political mandate initially set out at the EU summit in Brussels in the summer.

"The mandates we set out for ourselves often lack the carrots to make the sticks work". The Trump administration has remained silent on the matter.

The Bubb report, which the government commissioned to calm fears of privatisation, proposed that the delicate balance between choice and planning should be settled by bureaucrats working up a "model" under a undefined "mandate" to be set out by the health secretary of the day.