"Texas is one of the worst in terms of mandates," said Bill Hammond, the group's president.
"But in terms of mandating all retailers to do that, at their cost, at their expense, at their time, I don't think is the right way to go here".
(Others, as we reported earlier, would like to see Congress rewrite the terms of the mandate).
"Mr. Strässer is trying to change the terms of the mandate.
"We have a very, very strong negotiating position in all regards now in terms of the mandate we have got from Scotland," her adviser said.
Under the terms of its mandate the second-largest peacekeeping mission in the world is obliged to monitor, investigate and report human rights abuses.
Under the terms of its mandate negotiated in the security council, the UN inspection team under Swedish scientist, Ake Sellstrom, can determine whether chemical agents have been used, not who has used them.
"We're measuring success in terms of our mandate, which is stable employment and [inflation control]." And leave it to a central banker to pour cold water on hot market news: "While the Dow may be hitting a high, it's in nominal terms, not in real terms".
But it does mark the resolution of a complex wrangle over the terms of the mandate for the EU's executive arm, the European Commission, to talk to Iran.In this section The passions aroused by terrorism, and by an anti-terrorism fence Suffering for the crimes of the few Stoic before the storm The hand of friendship?
Asked recently if the government would change the terms of the mandate for the Afghanistan mission, which expires in December, Mr zu Guttenberg answered vaguely enough to keep his options open.At Mr Westerwelle's behest, the new government proposes to negotiate the removal of remaining American nuclear weapons on German soil, a modest-sounding idea with big implications.
Under the terms of the mandate, Great Britain was responsible for the government and security of the country.
