Sentence examples for mandate to write from inspiring English sources

Breathing New Life Into News Pages When Mr. Daniel became managing editor, he gave a gifted reporter, Charlotte Curtis, a mandate to write about society as news, encouraging her to provide shrewd and sometimes impudent reporting about high society and high life.

The United States Breastfeeding Committee, a coalition of representatives from national organizations and government agencies, has been given the federal mandate to write a national agenda on breastfeeding.

Sunday the band minus Tony, the guitarist, who was in Michigan working on getting his family over here went to see Metallica, and when James Hetfield bequeathed to them a hesher's dream, a black ESP, along with the holy mandate to write sweet riffs, the band jokingly announced that they'd achieved their dreams and could go back to Baghdad now.

"I was mandated to write to the party leaders and I've asked them how they would do it.

In the statement, Dennis said his fellow shareholders have mandated him "to write an exciting new chapter in the story of McLaren, beginning by improving our on-track and off-track performance".

Thus came our mandate to to write shorter stories, or 140-character tweets, leading away from reporting in depth, which had been rare enough and was now the doomed "long-form journalism".

Clinical and laboratory data used in national regulatory decisions are legally mandated to meet the written specification detailed under the rubric of "Good Clinical Practice and Good Laboratory Practicece".

If we want lower prices through new legislation, the way to get them is to write laws mandating that the prices be lowered.

Whitfield Diffie, the encryption pioneer, offered a different note of skepticism in an e-mail to me: "It would be easy to write a rule mandating encryption but hard to do it in such a way as to get good results.

It is precisely what Jesus of Nazareth and his family went through which inspired the disciples to write in Scripture mandating believers to have indefatigable compassion for those who seek new hope in a new land.

A minimal level of sportsman ethics afield is mandated by written law.