Sentence examples for better mandates from inspiring English sources

Arab involvement was always on the cool side of unenthusiastic, and its propaganda utility was reduced because it came from regimes with no better mandates to rule than Muammar Gaddafi.

There are however other reasons why the UPA will return to power and possibly with a better mandate, ensuring good investment climate and growth rate.

On the one hand, this is a fantastic strategy for legacy houses, where those who succeed the namesake designer are sometimes stultified as they attempt to "carry on the codes of the house"—frankly, a better mandate for Paris is Burning than a luxury fashion brand trying to push new ideas or cater to modern women's tastes.

It's far better to mandate these things as early as you can.

"And while congressional approval might not be the legitimization he'd like for a nationwide mandate, it's better than no mandate at all". .

People routinely perpetrate wrongs out of obedience to their conscience, even in situations when the law mandates better behavior.

The bill also creates new programs aimed at enhancing science and math education, advanced manufacturing research, and regional innovation and mandates better coordination of them by the White House.

Clinical trial design for novel adjuvant therapies mandates better knowledge of the biology of MEPN.

Clearly, this dire situation mandates better understanding of the molecular mechanism of RCC carcinogenesis so that novel targets could be identified for effective therapies.

Recent laws in Texas, Washington and Oregon have mandated better concussion training and medical services in youth sports.

(HWEngage) "Being gently encouraged and motivated by professional jealousy is better than being mandated".