Sentence examples similar to counter mandate from inspiring English sources

To say that there is no mandate for such agreements is an understatement: they have received an unequivocal counter-mandate.

But countering mandates with bonds doesn't exactly make for a rousing rallying cry.

It would not only make FDA-approved contraception available over the counter but mandate insurance companies to pay for it, like they're required to do now.

For all of Greece to become a land of slaves?" Tsipras has said he will call a referendum – and put the onus on the Greek people – if his coalition is forced to sign a deal that runs counter to his mandate.

A duty to retreat, however, runs absolutely counter to our mandate.

As long as management is evaluated by outcomes on primitive bubble-in tests, there will be pressures by administrators protecting their rear ends to mandate counter-productive rote instruction.

Opinions about the right level of training range from the belief that naloxone rescue kits should be available over the counter without any mandated training [ 37], to the belief that an opioid overdose requires trained medical intervention and is not appropriate for layperson bystander response [ 38, 39].

CAFE advocates counter that the new mandates will reduce our oil imports.

Mr. Obama counters that Mrs. Clinton's mandate won't do the trick, either.

The prime minister-elect, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, who opposed the war in Iraq and campaigned on promises to withdraw the Spanish troops in the absence of a clear United Nations mandate, has repeatedly countered accusations that his victory was prompted by fears of future terrorist attacks.

Such desires could be understood as incoherent, self-contradictory or self-destructive, and they would inevitably conflict with other desires as well as lead to counter-productive consequences which would mandate their unacceptability.