Sentence examples for take a mandate from inspiring English sources

Jolly avoided the subject of Obamacare in his victory speech on Tuesday evening, noting that his margin of victory was too slim to "take a mandate from this".

"I think you're going to find when it's all said and done, after all these states that are the laboratories of democracy get their chance to try their own plans, those who follow the path that we pursued will find it's the best path, and we'll end up with a nation that's taken a mandate approach".

But it need not always take a government mandate to create these art centers (though tax credits and upbeat public relations can always help).

Obama has taken a huge mandate and enormous capital and squandered it as shamelessly as Pamela Anderson does her self-respect.

While I ruminate a little more on Madeline's mandate, take a moment and let me know the ways you've already helped the women in your life or how you've benefitted from the women who came before you.

School officials also say that too many mandates take a one-size-fits-all approach — for instance, the one requiring three outside auditors that was imposed on every district after the Roslyn scandal.

But to take action, they need a mandate.

The government must therefore take a strong and urgent lead, mandating where necessary, and must not be side-tracked by what is left of the reform programme.

In accepting the modified contract, the nurses lost the former staffing guidelines and the option to take a day off after working mandated 16-hour shifts.

In Indonesia, based on article 133 of Indonesian's Criminal Act Procedure (Act of The Republic of Indonesia, 1981), forensic doctor is mandated to take a history and perform a general and vaginal examination on any alleged victims of sexual crimes.

Here is a summary look at some of the major mandates that take a teacher away from the board for every class period and prevent teaching the complete lesson plan.