Sentence examples similar to an expected mandate from inspiring English sources

One source involved in helping to formulate Hunt's new offer said it represented a serious move to break the impasse over the pay and conditions of NHS medics and is his "last-ditch attempt to resolve the junior doctors dispute" before the ballot produces a widely expected mandate for action.

Since higher income people were supposed to be more affected by the mandate (the penalty increases with income), a less effective than expected mandate means that exchange enrollees are also much poorer than expected.

Rahman's expected mandate will also make it increasingly difficult for Pickles to intervene in the running of the council if auditors find significant wrongdoing.

This is due to lay out the terms for the overall implementation of the whole package of partial accords, and expected to mandate a national plebiscite to ratify them.

None of the legal experts expected the mandate to be justified as a tax, but all the Republicans argued from the beginning that it was.

As reported earlier by The Times, the president is expected to mandate corporate-fleet averages of 54.5 m.p.g. by 2025.

The reason is that the federal government is expected to mandate ethanol in gasoline to reduce automobile emissions.

We had not expected this mandate, and it was very welcome, especially when it led directly to the group's next point: The FLL program should get central funding.

Consequently, any normalisation committee can expect a mandate of around six months to expedite the process for an elected FFA chairperson to travel to Russia in June.

This rule mandates greater rear visibility for all passenger cars, trucks, and other vehicles, and the NHTSA expects this mandate will be met through near-universal use of rear-camera video systems.

Here, the special transition statute Congress enacted alongside subsection (c) makes clear that Congress expected that the mandate that an alien be detained "when..