Sentence examples for special mandate from inspiring English sources

Teachers in its theology department and two others require a special mandate, or license, from the church.

The summit could, for instance, grant a special mandate to resolve these matters rapidly through the E.U.-China High Level Economic and Trade Dialogue.

Despite the issuance of a special mandate to a local court to discharge the missionaries, they were not released, and the state's governor loudly proclaimed resistance.

He also serves as the senior policy advisor in the Cornell University Library with a special mandate to address intellectual property issues.

While all broadcasters have a principal obligation to provide coverage of the communities where they are licensed, WWOR has a special mandate.

The Defense Department has assembled teams of highly trained disarmament and technical experts from several different Pentagon offices -- organized in the mobile exploitation teams -- who will accompany troops with a special mandate to hunt for unconventional weapons.

Indeed, over the recent months, more and more states established special mandates focused on promoting the right, with such mandates having been already established in the UK and Denmark.

Though Sri Lanka did not reply to any of the 12 questionnaires sent by UN special procedure mandate holders between 1 January 2004 and 31 December 2007, nor to over half of the 94 letters of allegations and urgent appeals sent by special procedures in that period, Sri Lanka was given EU trade preferences under GSP+, (for which there's supposed to be a human rights condition) worth $110m in 2007.

However, provided there are still active leads and targets, the special counsel mandate would continue.

On the 10th of December - International Human Rights Day - the Special Procedures Mandate Holders, the largest body of independent experts in the United Nations Human Rights system, issued a statement urging Member States to integrate human rights standards and principles in the climate negotiations.

Marine Buissonniere, MSF's senior co-ordinator, believes that, at the bare minimum, the UN secretary general needs to appoint a special representative mandated to investigate military attacks on hospitals.