Sentence examples for mandate to work from inspiring English sources

"I have a mandate to work with you," He said.

"He has a mandate to work it better and that will require some changes," said a senior administration official.

Those investigations are not just in soccer, where he has a mandate to work with FIFA, the world governing body of soccer, to help prevent match-tampering.

Mr. Obama and Mr. Boehner seem to have been talking past each other since the election last week, with Mr. Boehner claiming a mandate to reverse administration policies and Mr. Obama claiming a mandate to work together.

Progress began when Donald Fehr, who had rigidly maintained that the union had no mandate to work for the excluded players, retired as the executive director, to be replaced by Michael Weiner, its former counsel.

He began a more imagist approach to drama, not using any prior script but merely giving actors what he called "a mandate" to work around "a cluster of images".

Nursing students are mandated to work with the poor during clinical rotations.

The agreement also says that nurses mandated to work a day after working a 16-hour shift will be paid at time and a half.

Thus, the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice (SBSTA) of the UNFCCC was mandated to work out respective rules and procedures, and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) was invited in 1998 to elaborate a Special Report on LULUCF to support the development of these rules [2].

The Secretary-General's Special Representative for Children and Armed Conflict (SRSG-CAAC) is mandated to work with all parties to conflict, including armed groups, to sign action plans, but unfortunately states often block such efforts.

Community workers in the model PHC program are mandated to work with communities to identify their needs and to increase demand for services, as an entitlement (Colombia).