Sentence examples for mandated to consider from inspiring English sources

When the investigation concludes, the Filipino government will be mandated to consider the recommendations of the CHR.

In the United States, the EPA is mandated to consider many options, and only one of those is the science.

Though Council members exhibit rare unity in their excoriation of IS, the court would be mandated to consider all violations of international law in the country — a purview that doubtlessly would pull in Iraqi security forces and militias, and even possibly Iranian forces that are fighting against IS.

We believe that it is reasonable, but not mandated, to consider twice-daily aspirin in 'low-risk' JAK2-mutated patients, especially in the presence of CV risk factors.

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) mandate to consider sex as a biological variable in preclinical research places new demands on investigators and peer reviewers who often lack expertise in model systems and experimental paradigms used in the study of sex differences.

The group reports to the UN Human Rights Council and is the only non-treaty-based international mechanism with a mandate to consider individual complaints against states.

Andrew got the maximum because – a senior justice department official tells me – the court has a "mandate to consider the characteristics of the defendant".

The commission has a mandate to consider whether the universal banking model – where retail and "casino" investment arms sit alongside each other – needs to be altered to avoid another taxpayer bailout.

That board, the staff report stated, "does not have a mandate to consider the establishment of standards with the focus of any single capital market," and added that "it may be necessary to put in place mechanisms specifically to consider and to protect the U.S. capital markets".

Two days later Governor Jeb Bush suspended executions in the state and set up a commission with a mandate to consider the humanity and constitutionality of lethal injections.According to Amnesty International's latest report, "at least" (precise figures are hard to get) 1,591 executions were carried out worldwide last year, well down on the previous year, but nearly 40% higher than in 2003.

Statehood supporters insist the inconclusive vote gives Congress and the White House a mandate to consider admitting Puerto Rico as a state.