Sentence examples for mandate to become from inspiring English sources
Amtrak registered a half-billion-dollar operating loss in its most recent fiscal year and is under a Congressional mandate to become self-sufficient by 2003.
And with the additional mandate to become as diverse as the communities they serve, police departments are rethinking recruitment standards once considered sacrosanct.
As Spitzenkandidat of the centre-right European People's Party, the largest party in Strasbourg, he now claims the mandate to become president.As usual when EU leaders cannot agree, they are looking to Mrs Merkel to sort out the mess.
Lizzy adds: Enrico Letta, deputy leader of the PD, said he had accepted a mandate to become Italy's prime minister-designate with "a sense of deep responsibility" given the "very difficult, fragile, unprecedented" situation of the country.
Plans were already under way for a new building — Gwathmey's first design for a freestanding museum — and a mandate to become a collecting institution focused on local and international artists.
Rogers: Almost every CEO I speak with has a mandate to become more customer-centric, requiring a business and digital transformation process to do so.
In 2009 with serious Congressional focus on financial regulatory reform legislation that was later to culminate in the passage of the Dodd-Frank Bill it became clear that the CFTC would be mandated to become a much more aggressive supervisory agency with expanded powers.
(It is noteworthy that throughout this manuscript we have adapted the new HLA nomenclature system [18], which was mandated to become effective since April 2010).
Differences of view over the Federal Reserve's mandate began to become increasingly open in the aftermath of the First World War.
Also for health care… I wonder how many hospitals if mandated by congress to become not-for-profit, would it save people in the long term instead of this miracle cure for our health industry.
Jean Chretien, who tried to take advantage of his high approval ratings by calling a snap election in October after serving just three and a half years of his five-year mandate, is seeking to become the first prime minister since 1945 to win three consecutive majority governments.
