Sentence examples for no mandate whatever from inspiring English sources

I therefore say that the sponsors have no mandate whatever for the Bill.

I therefore say that the sponsors have no mandate whatever for the bill.

Osborne told MPs on 5 July 1966: "I claim that the sponsors of the bill have no mandate whatever for the measure.

This shattered his 1992 mandate, whatever that old whore was!

Then, in July, during a particularly hot phase of the crisis, Mr. Draghi uttered his famous phrase about doing within the E.C.B.'s mandate "whatever it takes to preserve the euro," adding, "and believe me, it will be enough".

A few choice nuggets are doing away with "Obama's carbon mandates" (whatever that means), approving Keystone XL immediately, rewriting the offshore drilling plan and creating a National Regulatory Budget to Limit the Power of Unelected Regulators.

The leaders gave their teams a clear mandate: Change whatever it takes to prevent clients from living by the three-call rule.

Mr. Pataki has said little about what he would do in a second term, beyond continuing to cut taxes and toughen criminal penalties, but the magnitude of his victory could allow him to claim a mandate for whatever his second-term agenda may hold.

Or will it just be a democratic mandate for whatever side the military is willing to back?

Although calling a General Election won't make the uncertainties disappear, it will provide the government with a mandate for whatever form its version of Brexit finally takes.

Although calling a general election won't make the uncertainties disappear, it will provide the government with a mandate for whatever form its version of Brexit finally takes.