Sentence examples for mandate to enact from inspiring English sources

He now has a huge mandate to enact his policies.

But Mr Bainimarama has no mandate to enact any of them.

I have a mandate to enact the policies voted for by students at our national conference.

He called elections a year early because, he said, he needed a new mandate to enact such big tax increases.

A few minutes later, Ryan said what will no doubt be a standard part of his stump repertory: when he and Romney win, he said, they will have "the moral authority and the mandate" to enact their agenda.

Ryan also says in his speeches that winning this election would endow him and Romney with the "moral authority" and the "mandate" to enact their agenda and move the country, implicitly, to the right.

"If we don't have a real discussion of trade-offs and the kinds of difficult choices we will have to make to address the debt, then we won't come out of the election with the kind of mandate we need to enact necessary reforms".

From the fight over the stimulus legislation, through the battle over the budget, and careening right into the war over health care reform, Congressional Democrats seem to have forgotten that the American people bestowed a mandate on them to enact the president's agenda.

The Congressional Research Service recently grappled with the legal underpinnings of an individual mandate and concluded that Congress "may have" the power to enact a mandate "as part of its taxing and spending power or its power to regulate interstate commerce".

She says that globally there is a growing movement to enact laws mandating female quotas to give women a voice and vote in public and even private sectors.

It was likely inevitable that people of opposing cultural orientations would react divergently to a high-profile campaign to enact legislation mandating vaccination of 11- to 12-year-old girls for a sexually transmitted disease.