Sentence examples similar to two 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.

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.

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.

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.

She'd been going to all his hearings, which happened every two years, as mandated by Canadian law.

Mr. Karamanlis, 53, called early elections last month, two years into a mandate dogged by corruption scandals and economic crisis, aiming to win a fresh mandate and stave off labor unrest.

But it's more likely that the timing is less sinister: Last.fm was acquired almost exactly two years ago, and it is common for earn-out deals to mandate a two year stay.

Instead Ms Fernández's power in the last two years of her mandate may prove as frail as her health.

He said said that he only accepted the government position to help Rousseff for the remaining two years of her mandate.