Sentence examples for using its mandates from inspiring English sources

They applied to join the World Trade Organization, using its mandates to speed up reforms at home and pump out cheap exports.

The Brotherhood initially announced that, assuming it won the final tally, it intended to use its mandate to form a new government.

The Justice and Development Party has pledged to use its mandate to seek admission to the European Union as soon as possible and to pursue economic reforms sought by foreign creditors like the International Monetary Fund.

A NHRI's conflict resolution role is the manner in which is endowed with and uses its mandate to address distinct human rights issues associated with the particular circumstances of a conflict.

JPMorgan Chase used its mandated clawback provision to recover compensation from traders involved in the so-called London whale transactions, which have cost the bank over $6 billion in losses.

Mr. Fernández said the central bank should have used its mandate to intervene in cajas as soon its inspectors had unearthed major problems — rather than delay by two years in some cases and try instead to engineer mergers that gave such cajas and their politicians more time to sink into trouble.

The French far-right National Front will use its mandate "to defend France" says party president Marine Le Pen.

They said in a note that the European Commission "should use its mandate as a guardian of the interests of the European consumers and insist on the application of the Third Energy Package to the Nord Stream II project". Europe's so-called Third Energy Package was adopted in 2009 to promote investments in energy infrastructure like liquefied natural gas terminals and alternatives to fossil fuels.

Third, the key to the most effective protection of the investor is a strong SEC one that believes in using its Congressionally voted mandate to insist upon full and fair disclosure and pursue enforcement cases that will deter cupidity and irresponsibility.

The Fed is all too willing to reward the financial sector, using its faulty congressional mandate to exonerate its actions.

LAW & ORDER NBCC) This veteran drama has entered a crotchety old man phase, using its ripped-from-the-headlines mandate to rail (entertainingly) against the Internet, reality television and the Bush Justice Department.