"scope of mandate" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the limits or extent of someone's authority or responsibility to carry out a specific task or make decisions. Example sentence: "The CEO clarified the scope of mandate for the new project, stating that the team was responsible for the overall strategy but would need approval from the board for any major financial decisions."
The panel has been criticized for getting off to a slow start and being unfocused in its inquiry, given the wide scope of its mandate.
Their arguments in court are likely to focus on the scope of the mandate and the intrusion of the federal government into state affairs, said David B. Rivkin Jr., a lawyer advising Florida who served in the Justice Department under President Ronald Reagan and the first President George Bush.
This study set out to determine the scope of the mandate to perform surgical procedures in current job descriptions of surgical care health professionals in Uganda.
Cost-effectiveness and Value of Perfect Information analyses were beyond the scope of the mandate as a comparison between investments on different technologies was not required [ 17].
Another team studied job descriptions in Uganda, with the goal of understanding the current scope of the mandates of cadres of health care workers who provide surgical services [ 5].
From a policy standpoint, the role of fire in C policy development depends on the scope of any mandated emission reductions and whether biogenic sources are incorporated into emission inventories; to date this has not been the case for 'natural' emission sources such as fire, but the role of these fluxes in future policy remains uncertain.
In fact, this subject was outside the scope of the conference mandate set forth in the United Nations General Assembly Resolution 54/54V.
Within the scope of the legal mandate, an auditor examines whether the management report is consistent with the financial statements as well as the findings of the audit, and whether, as a whole, it provides a realistic view of the firm's position and also appropriately presents opportunities and risks associated with future development [par. 317 (2) HGB].
Energy experts express wonderment at the scope of the new mandates and the short timelines, 5 to 15 years, for achieving them.
While reasonable people can debate whether certain items like chewing gum or salad dressing should be within the scope of the exemptions mandated by Congress, no credible observer believes that the export of a modest amount of food, medicine and other humanitarian items undermines our ability to pressure the Iranian regime.
The reason lies in the much more limited scope of the 'weak mandates to cover' and the 'mandates to offer', described in Sect. 2.
