Sentence examples for no clear mandate from inspiring English sources

Moreover he has no clear mandate for a bellicose line.

There is no clear mandate for anyone," Katter said.

"The U.N. force still has no clear mandate," Brigadier Richards said.

"Either way, there's no clear mandate no matter who wins," Mr. Sanczyk said.

Indeed, Mr. Boehner and his party were delivered no clear mandate from voters, who, polls suggested, were rejecting a policy agenda more than they were rallying around one.

But the election gave him no clear mandate, so he will find it hard to persuade the most hardline generals to make any concessions to the guerrillas.

With a complicated result in these elections, and no simple, clear mandate for the current President Artur Mas, there is more uncertainty over the political roadmap for this region and its future relationship with the rest of Spain.

Coalitions may be desirable when the public have given no one party a clear mandate, but when they occur all the time the people lose their power to remove unpopular administrations because they merely vote for a party, rather than a government.

If you had six months, little to no resources, and a clear mandate to solve a chronic country-wide problem -- what would you do?

Although the regional perspective has been historically important for the development of academic medicine in England [ 27], the recent re-organisation of the NHS arising from the Health and Social Care Act 2012 has led to a system in which no organisation has a clear mandate for strategic planning at the regional level.

In the parliament no single party has a clear mandate and the largest party, Congress, is beholden to smaller regional allies for majority.