constitutional mandate
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An authorization or requirement derived from a constitution.
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- The new government claimed a constitutional mandate to implement its reforms.
- The court ruled that the law exceeded the legislature's constitutional mandate.
- The president's actions were seen as an overreach, lacking a clear constitutional mandate.
- Proponents argued that the proposed amendment was within the scope of the constitutional mandate.
- The referendum was intended to provide a strong constitutional mandate for change.
- Without a specific constitutional mandate, the agency could not proceed with the new policy.
- The debate centered on whether the existing constitution provided a constitutional mandate for such a measure.
- The committee was established under a constitutional mandate to review governmental powers.
- The activists sought to interpret the constitution as granting a constitutional mandate for environmental protection.
- The ruling party felt it had a constitutional mandate to redefine the relationship between the branches of government.