On Jan . 27 one week after his inauguration, Trump issued a congressionally mandated order directing the Defense Department to launch a Nuclear Posture Review, a major undertaking that will set his administration's nuclear policy.
Hoping to resolve the many disputes that had resulted in the Civil War, in 1862 Norton issued a mandate ordering both the Roman Catholic Church and Protestant churches to publicly ordain him as "Emperor".
Gottlieb has often called out brand-name companies for abusing a mandated safety program in order to keep large quantities of drugs out of the hands of their competitors.
A Clear Channel spokeswoman emphasized that the list was not a mandate or order to radio programmers.
In October 2008 Charest again called for an early election, arguing that he needed a mandate in order to effectively deal with the global economic crisis.
The federal pipeline agency did not ask researchers to study the consequences of such accidents, saying it was expressly following a Congressional mandate ordering them to examine whether diluted bitumen was at increased risk of spilling.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is expected to soon issue an order, mandated by the Dodd-Frank financial reform act, requiring every corporation to publish annually the ratio between its CEO's compensation and the median pay of its employees.
Around 10 o'clock, a fax arrived in Skillman, N.J., at the law office of Edwin Stier, a former prosecutor who became president of the Nets' ownership group a month ago with a mandate to bring order to the sale.
While not a subsidy, this mandate orders refiners to use minimum amounts of ethanol.
In effect, triage may result in a gradual degradation of care with the increasing scale of the incident and become a 'societally mandated Do Not Resuscitate order'.
For example, Zawodny said, if the retiree is subject to a divorce court order mandating a benefit to a former spouse, OPM typically will pay only about half of the estimated full benefit while it examines the order.
