Sentence examples for mandates to support from inspiring English sources

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].

We need to be clear that our MPs have no mandate to support an attack on Iran.

As such their reps are now mandated to support industrial action (if it is still required) on Friday.

The producer can then sell the credits to refiners, who pay millions of dollars for them under a government mandate to support a minimum level of production.

Personally, I would have put Gerrard back into the centre of midfield, rather than playing him on the left, with a mandate to support Rooney.

It was established under British leadership shortly after the Taliban were toppled in late 2001, with a UN mandate to support the nascent Afghan government.

The official, Charlie Dempsey, the Oceania Football Confederation president, defied his confederation's mandate to support South Africa in FIFA's World Cup ballot if England had been knocked out.

Mr Osborne confirmed that the new Financial Policy Committee – the "super-regulator" based at the BofE – would be given a mandate to support growth as well as ensuring financial stability.

A new UN mission was established, the UN Mission of Support in East Timor (UNMISET), with a two-year mandate to support the development of civil, political, judicial, and security infrastructures.

They have a clear mandate to support and protect their members, some of whom (if the polling is to be believed) don't consider campaigning and policy work very important.

City Opera's mandate to support young American singers was voiced before the show by Robert Mack, a tenor who told the audience of Mr. Kellogg's encouraging him to audition for the company.