Sentence examples for public mandate from inspiring English sources

More broadly, it's hard not to come to the conclusion, as highlighted by Simon Evans of the ENDS Report, that the whole Red Tape Challenge amounts to little more than a publicity exercise, albeit one without much of a public mandate given the weight of public opinion against such deregulation on the Red Tape Challenge website.

Its report calls on companies to adhere to the Global Compact's CEO Water Mandate guidelines, which espouse principles such as inclusiveness, respect for government's public mandate and transparency.

Does that require them to accept a public mandate?

This is being done without a public mandate.

Yet Mr. Hazare, too, stumbled last week, misjudging his own public mandate.

"I don't think that first-rate research is incompatible with a wide public mandate".

Lottery advocates say the games live up to their public mandate.

In 2004 Martin called early federal elections in an effort to win a public mandate for his premiership.

Even so, Charles strongly believes he has a public mandate to engage with the political side of public life.

The Tories have claimed there are no grounds for a challenge to the tax credits cuts from Peers, as they have a clear public mandate for the changes.

Officials in Tokyo's city hall say they could step in, but only if they felt there was a public mandate for protecting the slope's view.