The phrase "meet its mandate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an entity's ability to complete an assigned task or goal, such as a business's responsibility to achieve its business objectives. For example, "The company was under pressure to meet its mandate of achieving a 10% growth in profits this year."
"While I do not shirk the responsibility of the Fed having to do what it can to meet its mandate, obviously a broad range of policies can affect growth and employment," Mr. Bernanke said.
Rather, it is a request that the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission fully meet its mandate to inquire, and that the Executive Branch fully explain its reasoning.
That means the government will meet its mandate one year early.
But the sluggish economy has been challenging as the Fed works to meet its mandate of securing price stability while promoting employment.
Otherwise, it would have no control over trends in price levels and would be unable to meet its mandate and prevent inflation and deflation.
She said this provision hurt the agency's ability to meet its mandate to move 300 Border Patrol agents to the Canadian border.
"Didn't the Federal Reserve fail to meet its mandates, fail to meet it responsibilities?" she added.
The Federal Reserve, recognising that this demand shortfall would threaten its ability to meet its mandates, of price stability and maximum employment, should have begun reducing its policy rate.
See article.The European Commission granted France an extra two years to meet its mandated budget deficit target of 3% of GDP.
But while many parents and educators welcome the efforts to curb bullying both on campus and online, some superintendents and school board members across New Jersey say the new law, which takes effect Sept. 1, reaches much too far, and complain that they have been given no additional resources to meet its mandates.
Congress should increase the CFTC budget so the agency can meet its mandated responsibilities to safeguard the derivatives markets.
