Sentence examples for mandate to another from inspiring English sources

So the U.K. government stands accused of, on the one hand, claiming it's increasing investment in cyber security, while at the same time trying to hand a mandate to another set of government-funded actors to undermine digital security at will.

It is one thing to mandate rights to the disabled and another for service providers to treat them with sensitivity and respect.

Dyke decided to step down rather than seek a mandate to continue for another year, when he would have been forced to stand down at 70 according to FA rules.

(People don't know what it's like to be a pastor under the pressure of such intense political-cultural-religious controversies.) I made it available to the members of my congregation to let them know why I couldn't apply any exclusionary practices to the gay people coming to our church and why I felt that we were all under a biblical mandate to "accept one another as Christ has accepted you".

Final results were not expected for at least a day, but it appeared that hopes for change were so low that only party hard-liners turned out to vote, handing another mandate to the same parties in the previous government.

SOFIA, Bulgaria — After an apathetic vote to replace the government that resigned amid angry demonstrations and a bloody crackdown, the results on Monday showed that hopes for change were so low that only party hard-liners turned out to vote, handing another mandate to the same parties in the previous government.

Leaders in a few Five Eyes governments thought it would be a good idea to throw the spy services another mandate to chew on: the battle against climate change.

A proposed mandate to purchase insurance is yet another gift to enhance insurers' bottom lines.

This happens where a person decides that he or she has a mandate to correct the ways of another person and says nasty, undermining things constantly, then excuses the nastiness by saying things like: "It's for your own good" or "I only want the best for you".

Mr Tsipras might need a referendum or another election to win a mandate to backtrack even if he wanted to.

"I have the mandate to take the legacy that they and I built and take it to another level," he said.