Sentence examples for to implement its mandate from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it has to work closely with the UN and national authorities to implement its mandate.

Now, Mr. Solana is calling on member states "to provide the mission with the personnel and logistical resources necessary to implement its mandate".

The UN instead voted for the appointment of a Yemeni national commission, but the UN human rights chief, Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein concluded in August that the national commission was "unable to implement its mandate in accordance with international standards".

"KFOR will continue to implement its mandate to maintain a safe and secure environment in an impartial manner throughout Kosovo, for the benefit of all communities, majority and minority alike," he said.

"In the end I think they all need to respect the government of our nation has a mandate and the parliament should work with the government of the day to implement its mandate," Abbott said.

I was told that the Church had not done enough to implement its mandate, but I had no way to evaluate these claims.

The people are ready to elect it and give it a mandate to implement its vision, and the world, especially the Arab world and Israel, must come through and help it deliver.

Abbott has been a relentlessly negative opposition leader who won the job with a pledge not to recognise Labor's 2007 mandate to implement its emissions trading scheme, but who now promises a conflict-weary electorate calm, stable, "grown-up" government while demanding the upper house recognise his electoral mandate to immediately repeal the carbon tax.

Actually, retorted some including Labour ministers who encountered Whitehall resistance to their public-service reforms—"spads" help a government implement its democratic mandate.

He wants the ability to implement the mandate to put forward an alternative.

"The internet itself has grown organically it's not possible to implement or mandate a change across the network," says Leslie Daigle, chief internet-technology officer at the Internet Society, a non-profit body that supports the development of internet standards.