Sentence examples for sole mandate from inspiring English sources
For Berlin, the E.C.B. must be totally independent of governments, with the sole mandate of ensuring price stability, in the tradition of the Bundesbank.
The European Central Bank's sole mandate under the law is to preserve price stability for the euro area as a whole, defined as keeping inflation under 2 percent.
Some in Bogotá, however, see such a proposal as nothing short of treason, since peace negotiations are held under the sole mandate of President Andrés Pastrana.
When the EU's precursor, the European Economic Community, was launched in 1957, the six founding countries gave the commission a sole mandate to negotiate international trade deals in goods on their behalf.
Those who labor in government, the police, and the courts are infidels, as is anyone who works for peaceful change; religious war, not political reform, is the sole mandate.
GDP growth:2.5% GDP per head: $44,330 (PPP: $39,460) Inflation:2.0% Budget balance (% GDP):-3.9 Population:64.4mAn economy in the full blush of recovery will underpin the Conservative Party's case for a sole mandate in general elections in May.
The administration has also taken many sensible steps that go far beyond its sole constitutional mandate of preparing elections.
As there were 23 holding companies, their combined share capital could reach 46 billion lire without any ministerial approval (ie, 2 billion lire apiece).You appointed Mr L Foscale, your uncle, as the companies' sole director and mandated signatory for their bank accounts with BPA.
Brad Howard, a spokesman for the Office of Advocacy, said in an e-mail that "our sole focus and Congressional mandate is and always has been on minimizing the burden on small businesses".
A study by Choi and colleagues [ 40] found that a line manager's sole attention to the mandate from top management hindered integration among employees after a merger.
The sole exception is the individual mandate to purchase insurance, where just 35% are in favour.Now it may well be that the Supreme Court will strike down the individual mandate on the ground that it is unconstitutional.
