Sentence examples for mandates for supporting from inspiring English sources

It is for this reason that we have focused attention in this National Consultation on the three key social sector Ministry partners who have significant mandates for supporting children – viz, the Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development, the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Health.

As part of its Strategic Plan, 2010 2013, APEIR is striving to diversify its funding base by competing for EID research grants; by seeking more contributions from member countries and institutions; and by seeking funding from other development partners with the mandate and resources for supporting EID research and capacity-building activities in the region.

It was a case of conservative politicians recognizing – as had Obama himself, when he attacked Hillary Clinton for supporting a mandate during the 2008 Democratic primary campaign — that what looked like a "fringe" anti-mandate sentiment was actually shared by a large majority of Americans.

Across the entire sample, the most common reason selected for supporting such a mandate was that "lives will be saved" (88 %) followed by "the fire service is supportive" of such laws (40%%).

Organizations engage on refugee issues beyond UNHCR's official mandate, for example supporting refugees in urban areas whose legal status may be tenuous.

Ditto for a page outlining an attack Santorum made against Romney for supporting the Wall Street bailout, another criticizing the former Massachusetts governor for his various flip-flops, yet another attacking Romney for his support of mandates, and a press release that accused Romney of being a Democrat.

By Ezra Klein Republicans turned against the individual mandate after supporting it for two decades.

Republicans turned against the individual mandate after supporting it for two decades.

The prospect then would be for a second election in the autumn, in which voters would be asked for a mandate supporting the Conservative cuts.

The most recently established medical schools with mandates to support health care for under-serviced areas appear to have timely opportunities for prospective study of social accountability and population impact, in conjunction with their local health systems [ 23].

One aide to Mr. McCain said later that the senator did not support mandates for coverage of certain drugs, and that the bill he had voted against also expressed support for using tax money to promote the use of emergency contraceptives, which Mr. McCain opposed.