Sentence examples for purpose and mandate from inspiring English sources

The UN investigative team, which is currently in Syria, is prepared to do so, and that is consistent with its purpose and mandate".

The White House said Wednesday it believed the U.N. team was prepared to investigate the latest claim "and that is consistent with its purpose and mandate".

As an arm's-length body to government, our purpose and mandate is clear – to uncover and prosecute those who cheat, and contravene, the spirit of sport … To avoid possible vexatious and spurious accusations, we scrutinise each piece of intelligence and will take immediate action when the intelligence indicates that it is appropriate to do so".

"Isn't the purpose of the general orders and policies and procedures... to guide and mandate the discretion of an officer?" Schatzow asked.

Purpose: The Public Advocacy section in UNICEF's Division of Communication is looking for candidates to join our roster of consultants for potential upcoming assignments related to UNICEF's priorities and mandate to serve all children, particularly the most vulnerable.

Living with a deep sense of purpose and a mandate that for them went back to the beginning of time, tribal leaders made it clear that they would work to protect this forest to the last tree.

The roundtables identified how company law worldwide permits a broad perspective on the purpose of the corporation and mandates the direction of fiduciary duties toward the corporation, not the shareholders.

The Bush policy also restricted federally funded research to stem cells that were derived from embryos that were no longer needed for reproductive purposes; and it mandated informed consent from the embryos' donors.

while driving and mandating rest periods.

There is a European Investment Bank, a Nordic Investment Bank and many others, all capitalised by states or groups of states for the purpose of financing mandated projects by borrowing in the capital markets.

Take auditors, whose entire purpose — mandated by law – is to carefully evaluate the way a company accounts for its activities.