Sentence examples for are mandates from inspiring English sources
noun
An official or authoritative command; an order or injunction; a commission; a judicial precept.
"Mandates are mandates, regardless of the philosophical bent of the person doing the mandating," you said in May 1998.
"The services are mandates for other ministries.
There are mandates in some parts of the world that stipulate that diesel must be blended with a certain percentage of biodiesel, but they are by no means worldwide and not enforced in many places.
Alongside subsidies are mandates (also subject to change).
"There's a huge amount of development, but while there are mandates in terms of efficiency targets and sustainability in buildings, there's a knowledge and access gap between available solutions, qualified providers and financing options," says Shoer.
Fortunately, these are mandates provided in HAVA, the Help America Vote Act.
Educators are mandated reporters of suspected child abuse.
Sometimes OOPs are mandated by state law.
Nursing education programs are mandated to teach critical thinking skills.
In fact, volunteers are mandated by law.
Certain 'givens' are mandated in oiling the wheels.
