Sentence examples for because mandates from inspiring English sources

Because mandates don't stay modest for long, health insurance would become all the more expensive.

Education is failing our children because mandates by career DoE bureaucrats prevent teachers from teaching, and force a dumbed-down education.

Excluded NOUs (because mandates did not address questions of effect): Co-ordination of public pensions and insurance payments.

But the union believes that because mandating pads changes a working condition, it is a collectively bargained issue.

We also characterize settings where a mandated disclosure would be desirable or not; variations arise because mandated disclosures can increase both effort and risk.

Generally, states have been flexible in their response to unique local situations because mandating uniform programs on a national level cannot provide the differentiated instruction needed to meet the needs of individual children with varying abilities.

to explain what he meant when he said premiums were "skyrocketing" in his state "because of the mandates from Obamacare".

But on the other hand, they need this too because whether by mandate or the goodness of their hearts...so mandate...they do more wind, do more solar.

Either way, the initiatives were done voluntarily, not because of mandates from the commissioner's office.

Because Nascar mandates restrictor plates to limit airflow and lower speeds at Daytona, cars pair up to improve aerodynamics.

Superdelegates are a parallel elite, who have greater legitimacy because their mandates can be revoked at any time.