Sentence examples for Implement a mandate from inspiring English sources

Obama swears that he'll implement a mandate if one proves necessary, and while that seems like a politically troublesome approach, it's evidence of how deeply the Democrats have converged on a similar set of principles.

I will start reducing emissions immediately in my administration by establishing strong annual reduction targets, and I'll also implement a mandate of reducing emissions to 1990 levels by 2020.

He found no meaningful difference, and his subsequent research in Philadelphia, which in 2010 implemented a mandate like New York's, echoes and bolsters that conclusion.

Mandating the need for consent from family members in genetic or other research studies seems premature, and actually implementing such a mandate would likely be logistically difficult.

If we implement an individual mandate for people who can easily afford health coverage, people like Mrs. Kelly would be spared the opportunity to make irresponsible choices.

The scandal-ridden Temer was not elected to office, and the austere economic agenda he seeks to implement never received a mandate from the people.

Those findings were incorporated into a rule implementing a congressional mandate for biofuel use nationwide that will allow at least an extra 2 billion gallons of corn ethanol to be produced and perhaps much, much more.

The federal government also has dragged its feet implementing a biofuels mandate that would have provided a boost to the green industry partly over fears that increased biofuels production could actually worsen global warming.

Though Academy president Cheryl Boone Isaacs implemented a new mandate to alter the makeup of the organization's majority white, male membership, Jayson Jackson, producer of Netflix's Oscar-nominated docu-flick "What Happened, Miss Simone?" believes the focus should instead shift towards funding more stories of color.

In a May 15 , 2011 interview on Meet the Press, Gingrich repeated his long-held belief that "all of us have a responsibility to pay help pay for health care", and suggested this could be implemented by either a mandate to obtain health insurance or a requirement to post a bond ensuring coverage.

Let me state clearly that the core problem is not with the hours definition in the ACA -- to implement a health insurance mandate, the federal government must set some standards for definition.