"The speech in which US president Barack Obama, formally accepted the nomination of the Democratic Party to run for a new mandate caused an anticlimax, even for his most excited voters," noted Folha de S. Paulo in one of the few Brazilian editorials on the US election.
The former president of Chile, Michelle Bachelet, has said she will run for a second mandate in the November poll.
For instance, the Constitution has been amended to allow A. Wade to run for a third mandate in the 2012 Presidential election, despite the constitutional two-term limit (Chen, 2013).
And back in 2005, Sweden's Kiruna district council ended a 16-year-run of mandated six-hour workdays for 250 employees, claiming the programme cost too much and was too unwieldy to manage.
The vote has particular significance for Sisi, who hinted on Saturday that he would regard a strong turnout and a high yes vote as a mandate to run for office.
Woolfe will get another chance to run for the leadership, with a mandate to sweep aside the hopeless national executive committee and boot out Carswell – the quicker he goes, the better.
General Abdel Fatah al-Sisi, the man who ousted Mohamed Morsi after mass protests last July, appeared to tell military colleagues on Saturday that he would view a strong yes vote in this week's constitutional referendum as a mandate to run for office.
This strong showing in the face of corruption allegations against Mr Erdogan, his children and senior AK officials gives Mr Erdogan a mandate to run for the presidency when it becomes free in August.Addressing party supporters from the balcony of his party's headquarters in Ankara, a triumphant Mr Erdogan hinted that his next move would be upstairs to the Cankaya palace, the seat of the president.
But in his run for governor, Mr. Doyle received no staggering mandate.
Many developed economies mandate that corporations be run for their public shareholders.
A spokesperson for the students says AECI bylaws mandate that these grants run for 3 years.
