Sentence examples for sufficient mandate for 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.

Each local community has a dedicated local project manager with sufficient capacity and cross-sectoral mandate for action.

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

While still at school, influenced by both, I was uneasy when a majority in a general election was regarded by Stormont as an adequate mandate for the NI government to legislate without sufficient regard to dissident Catholic and nationalist sensitivities.

This year, Mitt Romney is making the same assertion – that the Affordable Care Act and its hated individual mandate for health insurance is unnecessary because Emtala effectively constitutes a sufficient safety net for those needing health care but lacking insurance.

It has that mandate for a reason: because history has demonstrated that below-potential employment and high inflation are very costly, and because history has demonstrated that monetary policy is sufficient to achieve the goals in that mandate.

"A mandate for what?

First, he has a mandate for change.

There's no scriptural mandate for this.

Not exactly a ringing mandate for repeal.

The Opera has no mandate for autonomy.