Sentence examples for mandated role from inspiring English sources

For the United Nations, nation-building is the mandated role rather than peacekeeping.

Doing so, as they have understood, would stymie the ability of the Senate to fulfill its constitutionally mandated role in the confirmation process.

South Africa and the Southern African Development Community, the 15-country regional club, continue to wobble and waffle, with South Africa's ousted president, Thabo Mbeki, as feeble as ever in his mandated role as mediator.

"For the South African government to actively facilitate the transfer of arms in these circumstances is a violation of its constitutional obligations and an abdication of its regionally mandated role to bring about a peaceful resolution of the crisis," said Nicole Fritz, who heads the litigation center.

The majority decision said the lower court, "by redefining traditional marriage, usurped the Legislature's mandated role to make policy decisions as to which type of family unit works best for society and therefore should be encouraged with benefits and other preferences".

But I take seriously the Senate's constitutionally mandated role to "advise and consent," and I am obligated to oppose nominees who have demonstrated either an unwillingness to subordinate themselves to the Constitution or a desire to advance a political, social or economic agenda from the bench.

"We're very stretched," Woodcock told the panel, and FDA's advisory meetings with drug developers might be one of the first functions to be cut if the agency continues to take on new congressionally mandated roles.

Formal mandated roles and key player roles often overlap; the appointed network leader for example, is often the central actor.

Both service providers and HFCs embraced their mandated roles and responsibilities in a process where the VDC members represented the broader community, and where all participants were informed of MoPH standards.

It is time for Congress to play its constitutionally mandated oversight role with regard to war.

Though it takes a two-thirds vote of the Senate to approve a treaty, there is no constitutionally mandated congressional role in tearing one up — leaving critical lawmakers, including one of the president's staunchest defenders on foreign policy, Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky ., little R-Ky .se but to plittleith Trecoursepursue negotiations to update and butaden toe INF Treaty instead of declaring it dead.