Sentence examples for community mandate from inspiring English sources

And just as the US election forced journalism to confront once again the limits of our collective insight, community mandate and authority, the momentous news from Washington seemed to portend even more encirclement of our prime minister, at least the prime minister Malcolm Turnbull might have once dreamed of being.

To adapt to this resentment, the VHTs altered their working methods in ways that sought to use authority and power that was not derived from the community mandate and thus alienated them further.

To address the immediate humanitarian crisis, the international community could mandate a more nimble, interim multinational force including troops from Muslim countries.

The international community must mandate massive cuts in staffing and spending by bloated central banks.

The community rulebook mandated the color of the houses and the varieties of plants in the pristine yards.

When people try to explain the logic of ObamaRomneyCare — certainly when I try to explain it — they often start from precisely this point, pointing out that unregulated insurance markets give the healthy and wealthy a pretty good deal but leave everyone else out in the cold, then work from that point toward the "three-legged stool" of community rating, mandates,and subsidies that supports reform.

Local citizens aged 18 60 years and companies or agencies located in the community are mandated to make financial contributions to the local reserve fund.

"The kind of work that needs to be done requires deploying police officers in communities with the mandate to serve their communities, to get to know the communities, be on foot patrols, to try to ferret out crime based on suspicious behavior, not based on the color of people's skin and not based on the statistics in the community.

One key step is eradicating food deserts in underserved and rural communities, and mandating daily physical education in public schools across the nation.

But according to a recent analysis by Oakland's Pacific Institute and a group of public health and air-quality advocates known as the Ditching Dirty Diesel Collaborative, California's efforts to build sustainable communities as mandated by the state law could unintentionally threaten the health of Bay Area residents.

Despite falling federal aid, communities still as mandated by the CSO Control Policy must establish and find a way to implement long-term control plans that will provide for full compliance with the Clean Water Act, including significant reduction of CSOs.