Sentence examples for principal mandate from inspiring English sources
Mr Mueller's principal mandate is to investigate "the Russian government's efforts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election".
But immigrant-rights advocates have countered that the tactic is unconstitutional and akin to racial profiling, and represents a shift from the agency's principal mandate of policing the border.
The coalition that elected him has become divided over social issues, but cleaning house was perhaps the principal mandate of Francis' papacy, and the current scandal may remind everyone of that — including the Pope.
The RAC's principal mandate was to serve as an advisory committee to review research proposals planning to genetically modify cells and to withhold funding from projects that did not follow the evolving Guidelines. Figure 1: Recombinant DNA Technology.
Purists might argue that an appeals court should stick to findings of law, not fact, but Dubina and Hull have done Americans a great service by poking numerous large holes in the Democrats' principal mandate rationale.
When I was a New York City high school teacher in the 1980s, on what seemed a monthly basis, teachers received a memorandum from bigwigs at the Board of Education, forward by the school principal, mandating the latest miraculous classroom practice that would solve all learning and discipline problems, as well as unsightly psoriasis (just joking).
He got rid of tenure for principals and mandated that they sign one-year contracts that allowed dismissal "without cause" and without a hearing.
It does not mandate principals do so; instead it encourages principals to consider the issue in conjunction with other performance metrics.
Mr. Chavez arrived with two new assistant principals and a mandate to "restructure" the school.
The bank industry lobby, including Wells Fargo, has fought to stop any legislation mandating "principal reduction".
DeMarco argues that he has no authority to allow principal reduction because his mandate is to minimize taxpayers' losses.
