Sentence examples similar to conclusion of a mandate from inspiring English sources
That's the conclusion of a study mandated by Congress, sponsored by the FAA and conducted by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine.
On his support in the 1990s for a plan to mandate that all Americans purchase health insurance, the Web site says Mr. Gingrich has "come to the principled conclusion that a mandate to purchase health insurance was unconstitutional, unworkable and counterproductive to lowering the cost of health care".
That's the conclusion of a new congressionally mandated commission that issued a set of broad recommendations today on what the country needs to do to remain competitive in a global economy.
But bonus coverage can act as an absurd tease if the network has to slip away at the potential conclusion of a game to insert a mandated, unmovable block of commercials sold by local stations, not the network.
But that very process — of discussion and questions aimed at a deeper understanding — also led to the amenable conclusion of the mandate in April, she said.
In conclusion, there was a mandate this Election Day.
The conclusion of the British mandate of Iraq caused considerable unease among the Assyrians who felt betrayed by the British.
The concept of a "mandate" irks the small-government Republicans.
The prize, endowed by Mo Ibrahim, a Sudan-born telecommunications billionaire, is intended to reward democratically elected African leaders who retire voluntarily at the conclusion of their mandated terms after displaying strong qualities of governance and leadership.
