Sentence examples for this kind of mandate from inspiring English sources

However, employees are not apt to act on this kind of mandate just because management rolls out an unguided decree of "if you see something, say something".

That does not seem like the kind of mandate that Kennedy will feel compelled to join.

Apparently headed for overwhelming victory in this roller-coaster election season, President Jacques Chirac and his center-right followers look set to secure the kind of mandate that politicians often crave.

His margin of victory appeared to be a resounding win that delivered the kind of mandate two of his predecessors, both of whom were forced to resign, never had.

In 2004, the editorial board of the Wall Street Journal, conservatism's Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, congratulated President Bush for "what by any measure is a decisive mandate for a second term" and exulted, "Mr. Bush has been given the kind of mandate that few politicians are ever fortunate enough to receive".

"If we don't have a real discussion of trade-offs and the kinds of difficult choices we will have to make to address the debt, then we won't come out of the election with the kind of mandate we need to enact necessary reforms".

We've never had this kind of a mandate, but it's what the voters have said they wanted".

There are only two ways to assure people that if they get cancer or diabetes (or pregnant) they can afford the care they need: a single-payer system or a heavily regulated private one, with the kind of mandates, exchanges, and subsidies that Obama signed into law.

This translational effort appears to be much more legitimate if the public involved in this citizen conference had some kind of mandate to provide translatable recommendations, for example, by being able to 'speak' for a larger population.

Many development NGOs are pushing for labour standards that would mandate this kind of "best practice", and want these standards written into future trade agreements.The evidence clearly shows that policies of this kind (especially if they come to be required of all companies as part of future trade pacts) are not in the interests of the workers they purport to help.

This kind of action is outside the mandate of CEC," Puigdomènech tells ScienceInsider.