Sentence examples for mandates to take from inspiring English sources

They are hired by board members who often want big changes after years, even decades with leaders like Mr. Zacek, and they are often given mandates to take the theaters in new directions.

Cameron attacked the low turnout thresholds in union strike ballots and challenged the validity of mandates to take industrial action derived from ballots conducted more than a year ago in some cases.

Mostly, though, his model was America, where Mr Hilton noted that many of the boldest public sector reforms of recent years whether in policing, education or the delivery of community services were pushed through by the dynamic city mayors, able to use their personal democratic mandates to take on vested interests from local business cartels to public sector trade unions.

"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.

The United Nations has taken a more aggressive stance against the rebels, sending in its 3,000-member 3,000-member brinterventiona mandate to take the brigadeto the rebels.

The company is essentially a touring one, with embattled finances, a mandate to take ballet to the provinces, and no permanent London theater to call home.

Strauss has done that by giving his men a mandate to take responsibility, not to rely on the man next in or next on.