Sentence examples for mandate to which from inspiring English sources

The statements, in an interview with "60 Minutes" on CBS, were a rare foray outside the strict boundaries of the Fed's mandate, to which Mr. Bernanke has typically confined his remarks.

The only mandate to which they're obligated is GOOD WRITING.

The children affected by DR-TB have given us a clear mandate to which we should all pledge ourselves on this commemorative day: make it stop.

"This is an effort to ensure that the Department of Energy does what it has been statutorily mandated to do, which is to revise and strengthen appliance efficiency standards," Mr. Spitzer said, referring to the suit.

Perhaps more to the point, shouldn't Obama be focusing on what he was elected, actually mandated, to do, which is to change things, and to do so in a progressive manner?

†Numerical proportion of the mandating to guidelines which covered the scope and reported evidence levels and graded their recommendation.

By 1947, Britain was exhausted both at home and in Palestine and yielded the Mandate to the United Nations, which voted for partition.

Moreover, UNHCR has a mandate to protect refugees, which includes the provision of education (Waters and LeBlanc 2005).

Wreck Em @DoubleTRaider: Supreme Court has struck down individual mandate to buy health insurance, which is central piece of Obamacare.

But publicly owned forests have a mandate to allow multiple uses, which include commercial activities like logging.

1923 - Belgium granted League of Nations mandate to govern Ruanda-Urundi, which it ruled indirectly through Tutsi kings.