Sentence examples for Enforce a mandate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama responded that Mrs. Clinton had yet to explain how she would enforce a mandate.

The Ministry of Environmental Protection enforced a mandate for all mining companies to observe specific emission standards on the threat of termination (Tse, 2011), in compliance to its 2009 goal to reduce industrial emissions.

Since 2005, the city of Cordoba has enforced a mandate that half of new streets be named after women.

The judge agreed with the suit's argument that the law should be struck down because Congress last year repealed the tax penalty that enforced a mandate that most Americans get health insurance.

U.S. District Judge Reed O'Connor based his ruling on last year's Republican tax cut law, which repealed the tax penalty that enforced a mandate under Obamacare requiring that most Americans get health insurance.

That was fairly typical of the tempo of the air campaign since March 27, when NATO began to enforce a United Nations mandate to establish a no-fly zone and to protect civilians.

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration took another step on Friday to enforce a federal mandate for health insurance coverage of contraceptives, announcing how the new requirement would apply to the many Roman Catholic hospitals, universities and social service agencies that insure themselves.

Gov. Pat McCrory said  Wednesday that his administration would not immediately enforce a law mandating drug screenings of some public assistance applicants.

It used models to anticipate how many Californians will fail to have adequate health coverage as the Trump administration declines to enforce a rule mandating individuals be covered by health insurance.

Still, a levy imposed on a commodity like cigarettes, sometimes referred to as a "sin tax," is intended less as a means of filling government coffers than as a way of enforcing a social mandate.

Nato is enforcing a UN mandate to protect civilians caught in the conflict.