Sentence examples for the general mandate from inspiring English sources

All have attracted extensive collections and operated under the general mandate, Ms. Rorschach writes, "to give students an opportunity to develop into more cultivated, well-rounded and well-educated adults through contact with original works of art".

To his credit, though, Mr. Schwarz has worked hard in the last 10 years to broaden the festival's repertory, to add interesting concurrent events (like the series presenting the complete Haydn string quartets) and to present important new artists, while still working within the general mandate of the festival's founders.

Despite the somewhat general mandate with regard to MS treatments (plural), the focus was almost exclusively on CCSVI.

(2008), were promulgated pursuant to the President's general mandate established in the early 1830's to manage "all Indian affairs and … all matters arising out of Indian relations," 25 U. S. C. §2, and to "prescribe such regulations as he may think fit for carrying into effect the various provisions of any act relating to Indian affairs," §9.

In another interview, Victoria Hutter, the agency's spokeswoman, said the changes came in response to a general mandate from the White House instructing all agencies to tighten their operations.

The Norwegian FPS's general mandate is to provide specialized treatment for relational problems and crises.

UNICEF as the lead UN agency for children in conflict with the law UNICEF has a general mandate to support governments and civil society in implementing the CRC (including provisions relating to children in conflict with the law).

By October 2002, the Secretary General mandated an inter-agency review of sport-related activities.

In this context, within the remit of the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE), a Rule of Law Monitoring Group (ROLMG) was set up in June 2018 with a general mandate to monitor the situation as regards the rule of law and the fight against corruption within the EU, and to address specific situations, in particular in Malta and Slovakia.

In June 2018, the LIBE Committee decided to set up a working group with a general mandate to monitor the situation as regards rule of law and fight against corruption within the EU and address specific situations, in particular Malta and Slovakia.

For now, the general's mandate to "clean up" a filthy system is intact.