Sentence examples for the right mandate from inspiring English sources
We propose that these platforms, typically operating under research councils and science academies, have just the right mandate to take on important roles as mediators and facilitators for solutions-oriented global change research.
They must be organized and managed in the right way, with the right mandate, and under the conditions that will help them succeed.
As special envoy and ambassador to Afghanistan from 2003 to 2005, I saw how the United Nations could play an enormously helpful role when represented by talented envoys who are given the right mandate, and when supported by the major powers.
Having the right mandate is just one of the challenges confronting the newest member of the executive team.
With the right mandate of engineering resources, Twitter could have built Periscope-powered broadcasting into the tweet composer at launch or soon after, and added stream discovery to its… Discover tab.
This shows that rates of DV prosecution and conviction can be raised permanently by the right mandates (Garner & Maxwell, 2009: Table 3).
As part of FAO's contribution to the human rights mandate of the UN, the Right to Food Team provides technical and capacity-building assistance in the areas of assessment, institutional analysis, policy dialogue and monitoring; all of which are relevant for the right to adequate food.
But in 2005, Big Ag made the opposite argument in front of the Supreme Court – that checkoff programs are "government speech," so they have the right to mandate collection of fees from producers, just like the government can mandate tax collection.
"Broadening the human rights mandate of the U.N. mission is a good but insufficient first step".
The government has the right to mandate actions of its citizens — paying taxes, fighting in the military during past wars, sending our children to school and so forth.
Alun Davies, the Labour assembly member for Blaenau Gwent, said with 29 seats his party had the right and mandate to govern.
