Sentence examples similar to three year mandate from inspiring English sources
The president of the commission should only serve a single five year mandate : that way, he could wage a real political fight to reinforce the social aspects of Europe, without worrying about crossing some members states.
In 1996, the Ontario government created a Health Services Restructuring Commission HSRCC) with a four year mandate to restructure Ontario's hospitals and health services system.
Cuba rejected a request for a waiver needed by Perez to compete in canoe-kayak because he has been an American citizen less than the three years mandated by I.O.C. rules.
He was convicted and sentenced to the additional two years mandated by the law.
Although the government presented no evidence that Mr. Flores-Figueroa knew he was using numbers assigned to other people, he was convicted and sentenced to the additional two years mandated by the law.
It allowed general elections to occur at seven-year intervals instead of every three years, as mandated by the Triennial Act of 1694.
The Dutch troops were deployed to Oruzgan in 2006 and were originally supposed to stay for two years; that mandate already had been extended another two years to August 2010.
This indicator in Michigan has long been a standing issue as Michigan was one of the first states in the United States to have a birth to five years old mandate, prior to any federal special education laws.
Mr Blatter came wanting eight years, two mandates, then 12 years and three mandates, and now four mandates.
For example, a woman from Maryland who turned 30 before 1985 had zero years of mandated coverage by 30; a woman from Maryland who turned 30 in 1990 had 5 years of mandated coverage at age 30 but would have had 10 years of mandated coverage by 30 had she turned 30 in 1995.
But aides to Mr. Silver said that the Assembly had passed a bill for three years running that would mandate more jail time for repeat offenders, though it is much less extensive than the Senate's proposal.
