Sentence examples similar to A widespread mandate from inspiring English sources

They have already affected policy — from a "millionaire's tax" in New York, to California's Homeowners Bill of Rights, to the increasingly widespread mandate that officers wear body cameras — and we can expect that the ripples they send through political life will continue to expand.

Even as skies began to clear over North Carolina on Tuesday, concern about environmental damage mounted after days of pounding rain left two dozen hog farms seeping waste, 3.4 million dead chickens and turkeys, widespread mandates to boil drinking water, and workers trying to prevent coal ash waste from leaking out of a landfill.

A widespread search began.

Trump is following a long tradition of new presidents claiming a mandate from the people, a widespread endorsement by the public for a candidate's policy proposals.

Camilla Graham Wood, legal officer at Privacy International, said: "The UK, in enacting legislation that is almost identical to the European data retention directive which the [ECJ] ruled unlawful, is mandating data retention on a widespread, indiscriminate and untargeted basis.

Many commentators argue the Ohio vote is symptomatic of a widespread backlash against Republican governors who exceeded their electoral mandates by ramming conservative agendas through statehouses.

Displacement is a widespread practice.

It is a widespread sense.

It is winning a widespread hearing.

This is a widespread problem.

It was "a widespread phenomenon", it said.