Sentence examples for narrow mandates from inspiring English sources

But the two prime ministers appointed since then have been frustrated by their narrow mandates.

It has 84 active funds, many of which have narrow mandates, like investing in Mexico or energy companies.

Create issue-specific coordination bodies: Line ministries, civil society and private sector actors that have narrow mandates can be engaged with issue-specific bodies.

Others have narrow mandates, like the U.S. Oil ETF.

Prevailing state health institutions are frequently governed by relatively narrow mandates such as preventing illness and reducing health care costs.

Since the 1980s, CHW programs in Tanzania have concentrated heavily on narrow mandates determined by funders, often focusing on only one health problem, most commonly HIV/AIDS [ 6, 7].

I have a narrow mandate at the Indian Affairs Committee.

Taking office in December 2006 with a narrow mandate after a disputed election, he launched the army against violent drug-trafficking gangs.

But this narrow mandate to monitor elections in six Southern states grew quietly over the years, extending to unexpected corners of the country, including the Bronx.

Wilson stood firm, and signed the Fed into existence on December 23rd 1913 (the moment depicted above).Wilson's compromise still left the Federal Reserve with a relatively narrow mandate.

The central bank has a narrow mandate focusing on inflation, unlike the Federal Reserve, which has a mission that includes the "pursuit of maximum employment".