Sentence examples for mandate to address from inspiring English sources

Medical centers were allowed to tailor this Primary Care/Mental Health Integration (PC/MHI) mandate to address local priorities.

They need more training and a proper mandate to address sexual violence.

Mr. Draghi and other top central bank officials have repeatedly stressed that they lack the tools and the mandate to address the underlying problems in the euro zone.

And yet, as a museum, it has the ability — some would say the mandate — to address its relationship to the past and its location.

He said that he was referring to departments in finance, administration and production, and he emphasized that there was no mandate "to address contracts or recording issues".

A new Chief of Staff would have a mandate to address what was now an obvious operational gap between the Army's light units, which were too vulnerable, and its heavy units, which were too slow.

All organisations within the UN system are officially mandated to address gender and women's rights.

Known as Housing First, it prioritises moving homeless people straight from the streets into a home, as opposed to other programmes whereby people are mandated to address certain personal issues prior to entering housing.

But gentrification fights are often bitter, and it is in big cities that Americans are increasingly electing governments with mandates to address inequalities (a point Mr Cowen makes), with New York City's Bill de Blasio the most prominent example.

There's been a broadening of CVC charters and mandates to address larger "market-maker opportunities, and an increase in the size and reach of CVC programs to support between 40-60 investments per year".

A change in CERHR's scope will also bring its work more in line with two recent initiatives established within the NTP that have mandates to address a broad range of health effects (Bucher 2008).