A significant step to embedding sustainable thinking into procurement was the board-approved mandate, of which sustainability is key thread.
In March 1964 the UN Security Council agreed to send to Cyprus a multinational peacekeeping force, the mandate of which was extended repeatedly as the conflict continued.
He will head a "policy planning and early warning" unit, the self-evident mandate of which will be to help plan foreign policy, not to dictate it.In this section Europe's elusive foreign minister A war spreads How racist is France?
On 11 June, Milošević further accepted UN resolution 1244, under the mandate of which NATO then helped establish the KFOR peacekeeping force.
In the US in particular, there has been large growth of both sub-acute nursing facilities and long- term acute care facilities, the mandate of which is to care for the chronically critically ill [ 39, 40].
However, no clear linkages are established with the Department of Women and Child Development (DoWCD), the mandate of which is to empower women both economically and socially to become equal partners in national development along with men through provision of welfare and support services, training for employment and income generation, awareness generation and gender sensitization [ 20].
Merck acknowledged that opinion yesterday, saying it would stop lobbying specifically for state mandates, many of which would require girls to be vaccinated before they entered sixth grade.
This mandates prioritization of which interactions to test based on some intrinsic aspect of the data or other extrinsic domain knowledge.
And if Congress cannot agree with the committee's plan, then across-the-board cuts will be mandated, some of which will almost certainly fall on the Department of Veterans Affairs, which has seen its budget increase by more than 20 percent since Mr. Obama took office.
If MPs are independent of the whips, they are also independent of the party mandate on which they were elected.
