Sentence examples for mandate to implement a from inspiring English sources

LAST December Evo Morales, Bolivia's socialist president, easily won a second term and with it a mandate to implement a new constitution.

In July 1945, the British Labour Party won a crushing electoral victory with a mandate to implement a radical program — something it subsequently did.

Strikingly, this is still the case for many jurisdictions, where for-profit, non-formal private centers are legally framed as a business; they are not required to hire qualified teachers; neither are they mandated to implement a curriculum, nor are they supervised by education authorities (Burgos and Silva 2013).

In recognition of this mounting public health problem, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) was congressionally mandated to implement a national CKD surveillance system.

An important condition nominated by those from the network groups was for networks to be mandated to implement changes in practice or service delivery as a result of network innovations.

This will be followed by a discussion of the Philippine political system, the locus of disability within the electoral system, and the key government agency mandated to implement the country's electoral policies.

In each case, including five other settlements, the hospitals were mandated to implement new procedures to prevent patient dumping.

We learned that not all guideline development organizations are mandated to implement their guidelines.

This mapping is an important component of the research project because government organisations are mandated to implement processes related to AEs.

Decisions taken at a monthly meeting of province and the district management were binding for MDHS, which was mandated to implement these decisions.

In addition, the organic development of engagement was hampered from the start as organisations and users were mandated to implement and use Lorenzo.