Sentence examples for within his mandate from inspiring English sources

After the institute sued Integral for investing in inappropriately risky securities, a lawyer for now-36-year-old manager Conrad Seghers countered that his client "could have bet on the Super Bowl" and been within his mandate.

The letter says: "It is our view that, after seven years, Mr Blair's achievements as Envoy are negligible, even within his narrow mandate of promoting Palestinian economic development.

The letter contains the damning sentence: "It is our view that after seven years, Mr. Blair's achievements are negligible, even within his narrow mandate of promoting Palestinian economic development".

But applicable laws would indicate that his mandate should end within 10 days if he loses the election.

The Constitution is unclear on the point, but other laws indicate that his mandate should end within 10 days of losing the election.

It would be more convincing to say that now that Cameron feels that he has a mandate within his own party – and the opportunity of a vacated political centre – he can go back to the modernisation and moderation project he tried to begin in 2007.

The 2011 victory emboldened Mr. Salmond to make his move for independence within his current five-year mandate, but only toward the end of his term, in 2014, when he hopes for a "Bannockburn" bounce — and, perhaps, for a recovery from the prolonged recession in Scotland, deeper than England's — that could win over voters who might otherwise be reluctant to hazard further economic hardship.

Because he has never tried to rein in the Likud's extremists, he has no mandate within his own party for a genuine push for peace.

In fact the ECB boss added a crucial and usually omitted rider to his pithy pledge: "within our mandate".

He rammed home his message, saying: "Within our mandate, the E.C.B. is ready to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro.

Many others died in his home country, Liberia, but events there are not within the mandate of the court.