Sentence examples for enact mandates from inspiring English sources

Ms. Bennett wants the major political parties to enact mandates to guarantee women no less than 30 percent of their candidacies.

Beyond that, states could enact mandates of their own.

To improve efficiency, we replicate the estimation by extending the sample up to 2008 (see Table 8 .39 Consistent with the rest of the paper, when presenting results using data until 2008, we exclude Louisiana and New Jersey from the sample because these states enacted mandates in 2001.

Two states, Virginia and New York, recently enacted mandates that colleges include transcription notices for guilty students, and Mary Koss, one of the researchers in Monday's study, doesn't necessarily think the new findings should halt those efforts.

The rates of patients performing SMBG and receiving eye and foot exams increased in both those states enacted mandates and those not having mandates except in 1998.

The trend lines for performing daily SMBG and receiving all three preventive care in the states that enacted mandates were slightly steeper than the corresponding lines in the states not passing mandates (trend lines not shown).

*: CIs: Confidence intervals Figure 1 displays the unadjusted rates of diabetic patients receiving three preventive care over time in the states that enacted mandates in 1997, 1998 or 1999, and in those states not having mandates.

The two groups of states did not differ significantly in most of the characteristics except that states that enacted mandates had: a higher proportion of Non-Hispanic Whites; a smaller proportion of the population of other race/ethnicities; and a slightly higher proportion of younger adults.

It could also upend California's recently enacted mandate for 100percentt carbon-free electricity as well as efforts nationwide to curb carbon emissions.

The Congressional Research Service recently grappled with the legal underpinnings of an individual mandate and concluded that Congress "may have" the power to enact a mandate "as part of its taxing and spending power or its power to regulate interstate commerce".

She says that globally there is a growing movement to enact laws mandating female quotas to give women a voice and vote in public and even private sectors.