Mander in a sentence

Being young, South Asian, and from Surrey, Mander is determined to change the narrative and increase diversity in arts and culture administration.

Mander filed a complaint with the police alleging that the remarks made by the unknown swami in his speech were prima facie designed to provoke riots, promote enmity and ill-will between communities and were prejudicial to national integration.

In the 53rd minute, prolific Strikers’ forward Sarah Mander was brought down after a driving run into the penalty box.

It named the staff members sent home as Joseph Lombardi, an unaccredited analyst with Canada Soccer, and Jasmine Mander, an assistant coach to whom Lombardi reported.

Lombardi, Mander, and head coach Beverly Priestman were all banned from working in soccer for one year.

Sarah Mander fired a hat-trick for the Strikers.

Justice Cameron Mander has advised that 66 victims will give statements; delivered themselves, by support workers, or tabled in writing.

Mander is a human rights worker and writer.

Tarrant, who is representing himself, will be allowed to speak at some point during the hearings, although Justice Cameron Mander has powers to ensure the High Court is not used as a platform for extremist ideology.

Tim Mander says the LNP would cut $3.1 billion from public sector funding to pay for its promises.

Former IAS officer and human rights activist Harsh Mander on Tuesday said he would officially declare himself as a Muslim if Parliament passes the Citizenship Amendment Bill.

In a remarkable book ‘Between Memory and Forgetting’ (2019), Harsh Mander brings out how investigation by Geetha Joshi, IG, had established that the police story was a criminal fabrication.

Mr Mander said although he had become aware of the recent incident through the News Corp report, he had heard whispers.

Saying that recusal would amount to "destruction of the institution", the Supreme Court removed the name of Mander as petitioner in the case and replaced him with Legal Services Authority.

Shadow Treasurer Tim Mander said Labor's "out of control spending" was being paid for by ordinary Queenslanders.

Harsh Mander, an activist, filed an application in the Bombay HC which was dismissed.

In fact, Mander worked with a special operations unit, where he met Dean.

Mander has not questioned this fundamental right, nor has he commended the Muslim leadership and yet Guha expounds on a falsehood to buttress his theme song of Muslim obscurantism, even giving selective quotes of Muslim “liberals”.

Mander is currently being held in the Bibb County Law Enforcement Complex, without bond.

Among Van Mander's dubious anecdotes is the story that Holbein angrily threw a nobleman downstairs for pestering him.