Sentence examples for mandate which is from inspiring English sources

There was a draft mandate which is not operative.

"I have a mandate which is serious and I do take it seriously.

Insurance companies oppose a delay of the individual mandate, which is, in essence, a requirement that people buy their products.

India's stubborn home minister, P. Chidambaram, is now blocking a cabinet decision to extend the UID's mandate, which is needed for the roll-out to continue.

The trouble with his solution is that the ECB's mandate, which is narrowly focused on price stability, was set out in the Maastricht treaty.

The rest of the Champagne producers are deciding whether to embrace the C.I.V.C.'s mandate, which is voluntary but carries special force in this clannish community.

In the most literal sense, the trustees fulfilled their mandate — which was to increase the economic value of the trust.

The mandate made its political début in a 1989 Heritage Foundation brief titled "Assuring Affordable Health Care for All Americans," as a counterpoint to the single-payer system and the employer mandate, which were favored in Democratic circles.

These problems have raised fears that the United Nations force would suffer the same fate as the African Union force, which was hobbled from the start by a weak mandate, which was to observe a cease-fire, not protect civilians.

In the first serious challenge to the city's mandate, which was announced on Tuesday, a spokesman for the archdiocese said the church's position was that parents, not the schools, should educate children about sex.

Unable to either accept Corbyn's mandate – which was resounding the first time round – or present a credible alternative candidate or programme to replace him, the parliamentary party has mistaken petulance for politics.