Sentence examples for by mandates of from inspiring English sources

The proposed merger comes amid a wave of health care consolidations around the country, driven by shrinking reimbursements from insurers and the government and by mandates of the federal health care law to operate more efficiently and at lower cost.

Driven by mandates of the Affordable Care Act, as well as other societal and economic trends, providers are sharing data not only to reduce costs, but also to explore and validate medical research.

By mandate of the Hitchcocks' bequest, these lectures are focused on the sciences (in particular, biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics).

He received his master's in environmental engineering from the University of Sydney, but he came into politics by mandate of his Samajwadi Party, since nothing sells in Indian politics like a name brand.

But the difference would be highly significant: For the first time, a social problem would be resolved by extrajudicial methods, and not by choice or accommodation but by mandate of law.

The triumph of the Knights of St John, who were put in charge of Malta by mandate of the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V in 1530, consolidated their ruling position as the guardians of the Christian faith in the country until the invasion by French troops at the end of the 18th century.

Set up by mandate of the UN Security Council in 1993, the ICTY is due to close when its mandate expires at the end of the year.

The Student Body President, by mandate of Florida law serves on the university's Board of Trustees for a period of one year.

Our data originated with payer databases, which were placed in the public domain either voluntarily or by mandate of legal settlements.

Goya's procedure is determined less by the mandates of traditional virtuosity than by his intrinsically morbid theme.

That the tours address player concerns about injury and quality of play by mandating use of the same brand of ball during each seasonal swing: one brand for the spring clay-court swing, another for grass, and so on.