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Next month, the government must seek a new mandate from the Bundestag if it is to prolong its mission in Afghanistan.

After three years of stability, he explained, his ruling coalition was facing turbulence, and he preferred to win a new mandate from the nation.

I honestly think we probably need to go for a general election before Christmas and get a new mandate from the people," he said.

That night Tsipras appeared on television tendering his resignation and setting the stage for a snap parliamentary election in which he hoped to receive a new mandate from Greek voters.

The new 3,000-strong 3,000-strong will join the existing 17,000 peacekeepers in Congo, boasts a tough new mandate forcethe Security Council, attack helicopters and surveillance drones.

To cover this eventuality, a new mandate from the UN would be urgently needed.The Americans are suggesting that NATO could provide the AU with more airlift and other logistical support, and could help with tactical planning and intelligence.

Because it is focused on trying to help cooperative taxpayers and on fulfilling new mandates from Congress -- including a complete reorganization -- tax evasion and chiseling are spreading, these experts said, as people realize how weak and ineffective enforcement has become.

"I think we should make a very limited set of decisions, and then let the new Congress, that has a fresh mandate from the American people, take office and make the bigger decision," Kirk said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" Monday.

He said he had decided not to "drag" them through a new general election and to seek a fresh mandate from the people for himself alone.

In its annual "Green Budget" the IFS said that Mr Osborne's new mandate suffers from "severe limitations" because it could require him to make "sharp adjustments" in public spending in response to forecasting errors by the Office for Budget Responsibility OBRR).

He came to Berlin buoyed by a fresh new mandate to steer Europe away from dogged austerity and towards a greater emphasis on growth.