Sentence examples for more mandates to from inspiring English sources

They responded with a raft of government initiatives to expand home ownership through the 1990s and early 2000s, including lower down payments for government loans and guarantees, and more mandates to Fannie and Freddie for affordable housing.

However, the operative word in gymnastics these days is "team," with more emphasis on specialists, which means the committee had more mandate to pick and choose.

Aides to each panel say the House has more staff to devote and a more direct mandate to oversee the space program.

While polls suggest that Netanyahu might find it easier to assemble more mandates for a right-wing coalition, this election – called in early December – has a number of new variables including the emergence of a new centre-right party, Kulanu, whose leader Moshe Kahlon, a former Likud minister, has kept a close counsel over whom he might back for prime minister.

The Second and Third Ways of U.S. education reform are giving us more markets, more mandates, and more machines as answers to all our ills.

There has already been talk of giving peacekeepers on the ground a more aggressive mandate to protect civilians.

The government faces an even more daunting mandate to start screening all checked baggage for explosives by year's end.

The secret order gave the military new authority to attack the Qaeda terrorist network anywhere in the world, and a more sweeping mandate to conduct operations in countries not at war with the United States.

He eased euro zone interest rates at a much slower rate, citing his more focused mandate to keep a grip on inflation.

The DHS has an even more expansive mandate to deliver the militarized goods to local law enforcement by way of its Homeland Security Grant Program (HSGP).

Maybe the only real solution to all of this is for the public to take the 2012 elections very, very seriously, and send a more definable mandate to the politicians on the decisions they are entrusted to make.