Sentence examples for uncertain mandate from inspiring English sources

But I perceive in these cases the essential tension that springs from the uncertain mandate which this provision of the Constitution gives to this Court.

The Court decided the case on due process grounds, holding that the attorney general had been given "a sweeping and uncertain mandate" such that the inquiry infringed on Professor Sweezy's constitutional rights.

But the election, which drew one of the lowest voter turnouts in Israeli history, left Kadima with an uncertain mandate to move ahead with a program that once appeared to have clear support from Israelis.

This $1.6 trillion tax cut was a cornerstone of Bush's campaign, but the closeness of the election and the fact that Bush actually lost the popular vote have left him with an uncertain mandate.

"The science of climate change is too uncertain to mandate a plan of action that could plunge economies into turmoil," read one of Exxon's Times ads, published shortly before the Kyoto protocol was signed.

However, given the small overall sample size and infrequent systematic evaluation of missed findings in the restrictive strategy group, the safety of abandoning routine CXRs in critically ill patients remains uncertain and mandates further investigation.

There was also no evidence from the trials identified in the systematic review supporting treatment intensification (Table 2).> ICON1 was a pragmatic trial aligned with routine clinical practice at the time, designed to include patients in whom the indication for adjuvant chemotherapy was uncertain, and without mandating specific disease staging.

As uncertain as the constitutional mandate deprived from this portion of the Bill of Rights may be, it is the task of this Court continually to seek that line of accommodation which will render this provision relevant to contemporary conditions.

Macron's mandate is uncertain.

But on the other hand, few Argentines have any confidence in their government or in any of their politicians, for that matter.This in turn, means that Mr Duhalde, who lacks a popular mandate, has an uncertain grip on power.

"Mandatory federalism has very little to recommend it".The future of the individual mandate is even more uncertain.