Sentence examples for necessary mandate from inspiring English sources

See also: The Necessary Mandate (quality lacked by Nick Clegg).

The police have a legitimate and necessary mandate to help tackle radicalisation.

A provision in the 1994 crime bill gives the Civil Rights Division the authority to investigate law enforcement agencies for structural problems, and where necessary, mandate reforms through court-enforceable agreements called consent decrees.

I consider it illogical and incorrect that the have to be and should be resolved at international level by a body which has the necessary mandate for this task.

Omar Barghouti (no relation), a Palestinian activist and co-founder of the "Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions" movement against Israel, told VICE News, "Israel and the US are trying to impose a surrender agreement on a weak, unprincipled, and unrepresentative Palestinian leadership that lacks the necessary democratic mandate to legally sign anything on behalf of the Palestinian people.

If this continues to define 'usual care', then perhaps it is no longer necessary to mandate specific protocols for resuscitation, as it appears that standard sepsis management has evolved to be consistent with published protocols.

On the other hand, it is possible (although not logically necessary) that mandating marine safety equipment may encourage dangerous activities on the water, because the safety equipment reduces the costs of dangerous activities.

But in a season when the fashion spotlight is on the leg, hosiery is finding a new generation of fans who don't view stockings as a necessary evil mandated by office dress codes and social mores, but as a bona fide style choice with long-forgotten cosmetic powers.

Trade-promotion authority, the negotiating mandate necessary for the White House to conclude trade deals, would expire on June 30th and would not be renewed.

His trade-promotion authority, the negotiating mandate necessary for the White House to conclude deals, expires at the end of June.It was never likely that Mr Bush would see "fast track" authority renewed without a squabble, even under a Republican Congress.

As the white paper observes, "at present, there is no office, taskforce or other structure within the Department that possesses the resources or the mandate necessary to effectively coordinate religious engagement across the State Department".