Sentence examples for mandates of your from inspiring English sources

When you're obedient in following the mandates of your faith it means that you're also being humble.

And, clearly, when you're in deflation, and in recession, then both sides of your mandate, so to speak, are demanding additional accommodation.

Less serious, but also worrisome, was your idea, in the early days of your mandate, to lower the voting age to fourteen to accommodate young people who had so enthusiastically supported your candidacy.

Representative John Carney, Democrat of Delaware, asked, "The Fed is doing everything it can to address the unemployment part of your mandate, is that correct?" Mr. Bernanke paused a moment before responding that the Fed "certainly" could do more, and was considering whether it should.

"I think part of your mandate is to try to get sustainability within your own organisation.

Recognizing that "unreported abuse or endangerment can be life-threatening," the Rabbinical Council of America clearly explained that the biblical verse "You shall not stand idly by the blood of your neighbor" mandates that one must do all in one's power to prevent harm to others.

"The mandates of science," Abnesti said.

Consequently, this court must follow the mandates of the law".

The directly elected members would have mandates of 15 years.

His rhetoric contrasts his own mandate with the presumptions of callous technocrats, ignoring the mandates of creditor governments.

Aren't these a few of the mandates of higher education?