Sentence examples for mandate to go from inspiring English sources

Until the 1960s, religious orders were united in responding to Christ's mandate to "go teach".

Yeesh, say conservatives: a heavy-handed government mandate to go green.

"In any analysis of the election Tony Abbott has no mandate to go backwards on climate change," Mclean said.

There will be more privatisation of the NHS Having won the election the Tories now have a mandate to go further and faster reforming the NHS.

Cole's favourite position, he later told us, was playing behind the two strikers and with a mandate to go left or right.

George W. Bush used a congressional authorization to justify the invasion of Iraq, though he had no United Nations mandate to go to war.

It is the only city in Bosnia where the three main ethnic groups are mandated to go to school together.

Ultimately, Ms. Wilhide said, Dreamtime was mandated to go out and "push the edge of the envelope and come up with out-of-the-box, innovative ways" to do that.

No matter how courageously, vigorously and skillfully human beings have worked in low Earth orbit since the return of the last Moon mission in 1972, through no fault of their own they've simply not been mandated to go anywhere new.

As of June 28, there were 63,111 students in kindergarten through 8th grade mandated to go to summer school, while 100,750 more were being encouraged to go, for a total of 163,861, according to a Board of Education Web site: www.opt-osfns.org that has been designated by the chancellor as a planning tool for superintendents and principals.

The UN inspectors were originally mandated to go to Syria to investigate three alleged chemical weapons attacks, at Khan al-Assal, Sheikh Maqsoud and Saraqeb.