Sentence examples for self-imposed mandate from inspiring English sources
Tepco may be the latest in a line of the nuclear businesses with a self-imposed mandate to suppress truth.
No one should mistake the absence of instantaneous measure-taking for the absence of a self-imposed mandate to analyze every element of the hockey environment".
This is a band that doesn't seem to want to break out of its self-imposed mandate, which is to make pleasant grooves for jam-band fans.
"Her self-imposed mandate is to make people feel a little better about the day through 'Entertainment Tonight.' She is the Mister Rogers of syndicated television".
Officials here must now look elsewhere for millions of tons of carbon-dioxide reductions to meet its self-imposed mandate for curbing heat-trapping gases like carbon dioxide.
A lot of popular music in Brazil smashes through boundaries of generation, race and age; many singers flourish under a self-imposed mandate to be as populist as possible.
Despite all this red ink, the OBR says the Chancellor is still on course to meet the main requirement of his self-imposed fiscal mandate, which is to eliminate the structural deficit – the part of the borrowing that will not go away when growth returns – over a five-year horizon.
The intentional: Since Ronald Reagan's administration, with mixed results, presidents and Congresses have occasionally mandated a self-imposed future crisis to force themselves to agree on unpopular tax and spending actions.
David Davis, the former shadow home secretary, presented his party leadership with a dilemma yesterday when he won a convincing mandate in his self-imposed "liberty" byelection but hinted he would make trouble on the backbenches when he returns to Westminster on Monday.
This exile was self-imposed.
