The fund, known as KPCB 15, will have a wide mandate, including investments in consumer and enterprise Internet start-ups, green technology and life sciences companies.
Bruce has a wide mandate and seeks "capital appreciation" wherever it might lurk, from the high-yield debt of utility Calpine ("The hot summer isn't hurting them any," Jeffrey says) to the stock of Rural/Metro, a $214 million ambulance company that is one of the fund's top ten holdings; it is up 89% this year.
"The United States must play an active and direct role between Israelis and Palestinians by appointing a presidential envoy with a wide mandate who must stay in the region for as long as it takes until an agreement is forged".
The Danish cancer plans that were published throughout the 2000s had strong political support and a wide mandate, leading to rapid implementation.
The stereotypical contrast is " the researcher as independent scientist with a focus on the production of robust evidence with academic publication as the ultimate verification of achievement, versus the policy maker as a Mr/Ms 'Fix it' with a wide mandate to seek quick, workable solutions to current problems often based on compromise" ([ 8, 9], p. 248).
The situations could be remedied by the NFL and NBA "In the snap of a finger" said Gonzalez, "by introducing league-wide mandates that all dancers be direct employees".
Implementing a SOA required enterprise-wide mandates and coordination.
British Prime Minister David Cameron favors Britain staying in Europe with greater control of its borders and freedom from some Europe-wide mandates.
Jenny Price, environmental writer and LA river tour guide, is on a mission to let Angelenos know one thing: "Los Angeles is not a desert!" It's easy to make that assumption because of the hot, arid weather and city-wide mandates to conserve water.
And there are good, well-understood reasons for this wider mandate.
Council leaders have no such city-wide mandate, nor the accountability that comes with high visibility.
