Sentence examples for blanket mandate from inspiring English sources

"I'm anticipating that [the authorities will] issue a blanket mandate, then realise that it's unworkable – that's what I'm I'm hoping.

For day-to-day activities, United States regulatory agencies have resisted a blanket mandate on recording work phone conversations for the financial services industry.

Supporters say cities and counties might find ways to keep that from happening before imposing a blanket mandate for cheaper rents.

The minimum amount of ingested gluten that induces symptoms or villous atrophy varies substantially, 161 and future biomarkers, such as those that could identify patients at high risk of complications or refractory disease, might enable a personalized approach, rather than the current blanket mandate of total gluten avoidance.

"We cannot blanket-mandate an injection for a child and hold their education hostage for noncompliance," she said.

California courts ruled in 2009 that a blanket affordable housing mandate, known as inclusionary zoning, was illegal.

Sessions said that no blanket policy would mandate separating all parents from their kids, but acknowledged that such cases would increase under the new rules.

European governments have sought to encourage production with blanket incentives and mandates to plant crops and build refineries, as well as tax breaks for those who sell biodiesel and those who produce electricity.

With roads primarily government-owned, and with Washington and tech utopians ever-infatuated with overarching regulation like net neutrality mandates, blanket cybersecurity rules and federal infrastructure banking and investment, I'm not yet optimistic and foresee cronyism.

"[The intelligence services] didn't come to parliament to get a mandate for blanket surveillance," she said.

The law, affecting insurers providing group or blanket medical policies, continues the mandate for a baseline mammogram at age 35, while covering annual breast exams beginning at age 40.