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The Department of Education said: "We recognize that it is challenging to revert from flexibility back to the requirements of the prescriptive, one-size-fits-all mandates of the No Child Left Behind law".

"We have all the obligations of a government but all the mandates of a private enterprise to be profitable," said Mr. Stolzenberg, whose successor, according to Mr. Capello, could be named as soon as the first of the year.

Bird claims: "The laws governing these bodies, and actions by individuals within them, undermine the mandates of all these institutions.

"The mandates of science," Abnesti said.

This was a mandate of extraordinary breadth".

"This should be a mandate of the people".

Such agents fall under regulatory mandates of the U.S. EPA.

However, from zero to just over one-third of facilities were equipped with the necessary trained staff, equipment and supplies, including contraceptive commodities, to provide all mandated methods at the time of the assessment.

"The national parks have the highest protection mandate of all our public lands," Long said.

In all such situations the level of risk calls for adequate procedures based on a rational approach, in which varied expertise is harnessed in a coordinated effort, uncertainties are fully recognised and quantified, communications are unambiguous, and responsibilities reflect the social role and societal mandate of all groups involved.

The reference is to the so called "Jesus Loves Nukes" training program mandated of all Air Force nuclear missile launch officers.