Sentence examples for context of a mandated from inspiring English sources

Depression severity is often simply gauged by clinical judgement using DSM/ICD; however, this was seldom done and even in the context of a mandated tool (though not a specific depression scale), the lack of uniformity in establishing severity striking.

One carry-on, of a mandated size.

In the North, the sociopolitical context of the time mandated the forestry sector to fuel the nationalist movement through timber production.

In the context of policies mandating the elimination of user fees, relations between the provider and the patient remained unchanged [ 9, 31, 50], marked by the existence of informal payments demanded by health workers and misunderstanding of the policy [ 9, 51].

This issue may be more pertinent with the recent changes in context of the consultation, mandating more informed patients and shared decision-making [ 6, 7].

The concept of a "mandate" irks the small-government Republicans.

Contraception services are a mandated component of ACA plans.

This review's observations about UNICEF's strengths or about those areas where improvement may be needed derive from this central issue: the translation of the principles of human rights-based programming and humanitarian principles into concrete operational guidance within the context of a recent and ambitious policy mandate to integrate regular programmes and complex emergency responses.

As a result, the federal Office of Personnel Management mandated that the plans could not require coverage in the context of a clinical trial, i.e., that women could receive coverage even if they were not enrolled in the trial.

Outside of the context of an author-pays model, these mandates have no business model in and of themselves, and have to work with other business models such as subscription or transactional purchases.

Guidance also mandates that all patients with cancer have treatment decisions made within the context of a multi-disciplinary team (MDT) meeting.