Sentence examples for mandated to take from inspiring English sources

I should not be mandated to take care of somebody who is having a hard time financially but is very healthy".

"And how do we use these photographs to help bring [the regime] to war crimes trials, so that in 20 years, when people try and deny that this happened, how do we prove to them that it did?" The centre is mandated to take a "wide range of actions" to make genocide prevention a national and international priority, inspired by the lessons of the Holocaust.

In Indonesia, based on article 133 of Indonesian's Criminal Act Procedure (Act of The Republic of Indonesia, 1981), forensic doctor is mandated to take a history and perform a general and vaginal examination on any alleged victims of sexual crimes.

The universities are mandated to take immediate steps to insure the safety of the reporting individual.

Administrators are mandated to "take immediate steps to correct this unsporting behavior".

That meeting in 1903 spawned the greatest conservation effort on Earth, up to and including the establishment of the National Park Service, a special branch of government mandated to take care of the parks, historic monuments and battlefields we conserve.

"Overpacking hurts the clothes, and it's our mandate to take care of them for posterity".

And the local authority has the best democratic mandate to take on that role.

At this time, the United Nations secretariat does not have the mandate to take any punitive measures.

Nonetheless, Obama is ascendant and has the personal mandate to take the country where he wishes.

The mandate to take on risky projects, however, has resulted in some resounding duds -- politically, if not scientifically.