Sentence examples for sufficient mandate from inspiring English sources

The divide emerged earlier this year when Mr Salmond decided that an election victory in Scotland would no longer be regarded as a sufficient mandate for independence.

By April the Palace was having secret talks with Balfour and the Archbishop of Canterbury, who both advised that the Liberals did not have sufficient mandate to demand the creation of peers.

I do think there is a sufficient democratic mandate out there for the level of integration implied by the single market.

Unfortunately, current knowledge is not sufficient to mandate specific local or systemic treatments that are tailored to BRCA1/2 mutation carriers.

However, the relevance of the endpoints investigated in this study is not sufficient to mandate a change in the current practice and a routine use of such cleaning catheters in every intubated patient.

These impacts should be sufficient to mandate governments to take action against NCDs; however, when compounded by the economic impact of NCDs, set against a background of an ageing population and increasing expectations of health care, these factors demonstrate the potential to have unaffordable health services in the future.

Despite the fact that the state-owned enterprises should run their services as financially self-sufficient, as mandated by the enterprise law, the traditional state providers – like hydropower plants and water companies using forest services – still come under strong state protection.

The trade pact could mandate sufficient compensation to support laid-off workers so that they can look for new positions without worrying about whether they can pay the bills.

Had he a mandate sufficient to have swept the Senate to his side, changes in law might have happened more quickly.

Additionally, critics challenged the declaration for having been drafted in a non-inclusive, non-transparent manner, and they faulted ASEAN's charter for failing to mandate powers sufficient for its enforcement.

It was drafted to enable Ankara to strike at bases of Kurdish PKK militants in the north of the country.oz Reuters quotes Justice Minister Bozdag as saying: "The issue of whether the existing mandate is sufficient (for a military operation) or a new mandate is required is among the issues being discussed.