Sentence examples for conflicting mandates from inspiring English sources
Dr. Chu faces a variety of conflicting mandates.
It has antiquated computers, staggering paperwork backlogs and sharply conflicting mandates.
WASHINGTON — President Obama on Wednesday nominated Sally Jewell, the chief executive of Recreational Equipment Inc., to lead the Interior Department, with a vow that she will balance the agency's sometimes conflicting mandates to promote resource development and preserve the nation's natural heritage.
Provider participation in the regulatory process could reduce unintended negative consequences and conflicting mandates, and increase provider understanding and buy-in of any changes.
The article shows that the discontinuity of Italy's Digital Agenda is attributable to the merry-go-round nature of governments with divergent views of modernization – resulting in the digital agency's multiple, even conflicting mandates – and to the misalignment of the 'original agency model' with the embedded culture of the public machinery.
Right now, our oceans, coasts and Great Lakes are governed by more than 140 laws and 20 different agencies, each with different goals and often conflicting mandates.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission promotes as well as regulates nuclear energy-a conflicting mandate It has a forgiving attitude toward safety problems.
Ethanol's success — and its challenges — are in large part a result of conflicting federal mandates.
Ms. Solomon suggested that the Ricci decision had placed municipal employers in a no-win situation, and Chief Justice Roberts seemed to acknowledge that the court has issued conflicting legal mandates in this area.
The key obstacle was now perceived to be the complexity of the organization, caused by unclear roles, conflicting unit mandates, and an excessive number of management layers, as well as by an increase in the number of technical documents generated in the engineering processes.
(07DS) Caregivers also described situations marked by lack of continuity stemming from overlapping and conflicting organizational mandates.
