Sentence examples similar to protect mandate from inspiring English sources

The Federal Reserve was designed to be insulated from the full force of democracy in order to protect its mandate from political opportunism, to ensure that policy hewed to technical expertise.

But the protection of minority interests could now be enshrined in a bill of rights, he argued, while the d'Hondt voting system would protect political mandates in any future executive.

One of the laws on the books, ostensibly to protect guests, mandates that a hotel have a restaurant.

That may well be true; but it would be one thing for Democrats to filibuster to try to protect the unpopular mandate, and another thing entirely for them to filibuster to protect the popular guaranteed-issue rule.

The UN acknowledged this issue in a report this spring evaluating its peacekeeping forces and results in protecting civilian mandates.

This sort of incident causes headaches for the UNHCR, which "has a mandate to protect refugees [but not] a mandate to protect nationals who are misrepresenting themselves as refugees," says Hopkins.

Additionally, Arizona states that LAWA seeks to protect employers by mandating adjudicatory proceedings before imposing sanctions.

For young, healthy families with low incomes and no assets to protect, Obamacare's mandated insurance is unlikely to meet either need.

In contrast, conventional approaches to environmental protection typically employ uniform mandates to protect environmental quality.

The force has a robust mandate to protect civilians.

The United Nations has failed to protect civilians and its mandate is overreaching, they contend.