Sentence examples for mandated to represent from inspiring English sources

Diversity gave way for homogeneity as clubs were mandated to represent an entire city.

If Jesus is a representation of the Holy Spirit, the painter is thereby, in Julius's contractual terminology, "mandated" to represent the world.

"There is no contradiction here because we are mandated to represent the E.U". in the negotiations in this spring, he said.

These have become the watchwords of the modern politician who prizes their legacy over the common good, even if self-preservation means harming the very constituency they have been mandated to represent.

Over the course of the summer and early autumn, the GSC -- the only organization mandated to represent the interests of the entire graduate community to the administration -- has been increasingly used as a vehicle to extend the personal political agendas of some of its members.

Question Time shows us that secularism, plainly, calls for the separation of government institutions and persons mandated to represent the state from religious institutions and religious dignitaries.

The terrorists never received a mandate to represent the Palestinians.

It maintains that Abbas has no mandate to represent the Palestinians.

The resulting accord provides him with an effective mandate to represent all Palestinians, not only those in the West Bank.

Sinn Féin is claiming that the British government "has forfeited any mandate to represent the economic or political interests of people in Northern Ireland".

The MNBAQ has a mandate to represent the history of art in Quebec while hosting international exhibitions, and a relatively small collection of around 38,000 works.