Sentence examples for narrower mandate from inspiring English sources

The supervisor should be given a narrower mandate, focused on governance.

But the United States ambassador, Susan Rice, described a narrower mandate — receiving the conclusions of separate Israeli and Turkish investigations into the flotilla attack but focusing on preventing future incidents.

Such a step would be unthinkable for Mr. Draghi, who is hemmed in by the bank's narrower mandate and the historically rooted inflation fears of Germany, the euro zone's wealthiest and most politically powerful member.

In "Kosovo: War and Revenge Tim Judahh, a journalist who has covered with depth and intimacy the region for The Economist and other publications, gives himself a narrower mandate and delivers a superb political narrative of the fight for Kosovo.

The mind boggles at the possibility of these two pan-European giants butting heads over the fiscal accounts of a member state.The feature that is more promising of the Gros and Mayer proposal is one with  narrower mandate - a regional soverign bankruptcy court.

NSF is a great promoter of foreign scientific collaboration, but its narrower mandate generally prevents the agency from funding foreign science directly.

But in our era of narrower mandates and more ideologically-polarized parties, what seem like "safe" majorities have had a much shorter shelf life.

Controversially, Birn has argued that a focus on disease (rather than health) and on technical (rather than social) solutions emerged out of financial and private sector involvement in the 1980s that reigned in public health activism, in favor of narrower mandates (16).

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.