Sentence examples for of specific mandates from inspiring English sources
And finally, for the big picture: The Corporation (2004) -- Here we have an engrossing documentary which reveals the history of specific mandates under which corporations were originally instituted -- mainly for projects serving collective interests of communities.
Under Labour, new schools would be built in areas of need with specific mandates to explore innovative educational approaches.
We wanted to determine specific intern and workload factors associated with violation of a specific mandate, the 30-hour duty period requirement.
I welcome our political support in this regard but any future actions which are taken on this issue must be strictly dealt with under the auspices of specific United Nations mandates.
Statistics from Sweden, a country that has a centralized database and specific mandates for reporting disciplinary action for academic misconduct, will be the focus of this study.
I don't have any specific mandates.
Sympathizers of Ms. Bhutto, who came back to Pakistan with the backing of the United States and the specific mandate of bringing a democratic face to Pakistan, said her options for influencing the situation were limited.
"It respects the human rights of those individuals and takes their interests into account in accordance with the specific mandate of the UN.
In 1967, Mr. May was elected to the board of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts with a specific mandate: build the center's film department, founded four years earlier, into a constituent of the center, on an equal footing with the New York Philharmonic and the Metropolitan Opera.
The FAA's Office of Commercial Space Transportation (AST) regulates commercial spaceflights with the specific mandate of protecting the uninvolved public.
The Marshall Plan is a reconstruction plan designed by the U.S and aimed at the rapid economic development of Germany and Western Europe in general, in order to strengthen borders and demilitarization (in this period arose the term "politics of fencing," Truman's specific mandate).
