From the policy changes of mandated body cameras for police officers to the restrictions placed upon police departments from irresponsibly purchasing militarized equipment, there has definitely been a shift.
Since "heaven sees as the people see; heaven hears as the people hear," revolution, or literally the change of the mandate (geming), in severe cases is not only justifiable but is a moral imperative.
However, it is not clear that this is a doctrinal shift as opposed to a mere change of emphasis mandated by the different project of the Treatise).
Six years ago, the SEC tentatively dipped its toes in the rising waters of climate change, short of mandating specific disclosures of risk.
In 2013, the Declaration of Helsinki changed to mandate that all research studies involving human subjects, rather than just clinical trials alone, must have a protocol registered in a publicly accessible database prior to the enrolment of the first patient.
Much of the reaction to the speech has centered on his defense of the public option and his change of heart on mandating that everyone buy health insurance (which he originally opposed during the presidential campaign), both of which were good to see — even if the public option is not a sine qua non for meaningful reform.
She said: "I would not discount the degree to which such anniversaries (like portents of a change in the mandate of heavens, such as earthquakes, floods and large-scale riots or rebellion) are also regarded quite seriously by the citizenry at large.
In the run-up to Copenhagen we saw the mandates of organizations involved in all sorts of causes ranging from human rights to poverty make the issue of climate change their mandate.
Van Gundy was unsatisfied with his power forward rotation, so he made the first starting lineup change of the season not mandated by injury by putting Howard into the starting lineup ahead of Taylor.
What the country now urgently needs is a change of government, with a new mandate, a change of personnel and fresh ideas".
