Sentence examples for Mandate alterations from inspiring English sources
As noted above (see Implications for practice) the range of possible intervention strategies includes regulatory and legislative frameworks that mandate alterations in size, voluntary agreements with industry, choice architecture interventions, interventions targeting price, and educational and social marketing interventions (all of which fell outside the scope of this systematic review).
Betty Lou and Randy Young applied to have landmark status conferred on the cabin, which would block demolition for as much as a year and mandate a Cultural Heritage Commission review before alterations could take place.
Similarly, targeted genetic characterisation immediately upon biopsy may help to determine whether patients with localised disease have genetic alterations present that mandate an alternative treatment paradigm, as these men may have a higher risk of disease recurrence and faster progression to advanced disease.
On health care reform, meanwhile, there was talk only of piecemeal alterations -- repeal of the employer mandate and medical device tax -- this time around.
Unlike the near pathognomonic KIT D816V alteration in SM, FIP1L1 PDGFRA fusions are associated with a favorable response to imatinib therapy and mandate the diagnosis of a myeloid neoplasm with PDGFRA rearrangement.
No alterations, no changes.
Before any alterations or demolition could be carried out on any of the historic parts of the subway, an extensive review by the State Parks Office would be mandated, Ms. Castro said.
The Freedom Caucus had pushed for a variety of alterations, from an earlier phaseout of the ACA's Medicaid expansion to a more thorough rollback of the insurance mandates established under the law.
Its mandate expires Friday.
Mandate truth in labeling.
