Sentence examples for confusing mandate from inspiring English sources
Sometime in mid-September, we will (or we won't) hear what the hundreds of agencies in the federal government are doing to meet a confusing mandate, with no obvious targets, that will (or won't) mean that more Americans have jobs.
Not to be confused with the individual mandate The employer mandate is a penalty that will be incurred by employers with more than 50 employees that do not offer health insurance to their full-time workers.
Mandates in both sectors are overlapping and confusing, while socio-hydrological risk is externalized to the informal domain, making it ungoverned.
In their indecision and anger at politics as usual, voters called into life something alien and unexpected: a British coalition government, with a confused, only half-understood mandate to fix the political system.
Only 15 U.S. states have mandated insurance coverage for infertility care which varies greatly and often confusing to grasp as a patient.
Device makers lobbied against mandating disclosure for failed products, arguing that releasing such data would be confusing to patients and would give away valuable information to a company's competitors about devices under development that might succeed in subsequent trials.
