Sentence examples for even though the mandate from inspiring English sources

Constitutional matters are reserved to Westminster, even though the mandate is here".

Even though the mandate may not be quite as powerful as Mr. Gruber believes, several analyses have concluded that it would pack substantial punch.

The pesticides are more frequently applied, Venkateshwarlu says, and the pay is less, 5 to 10 cents an hour, even though the mandated minimum wage is 17 cents.

Even though the individual mandate may not be the best example to use — I took it from the Washington Post editorial — the question is nevertheless fair.

Even though the contraceptives mandate exempts parish priests and the Church hierarchy, it still violates Catholics' religious liberty in at least four ways.

Thus, even though the primary mandate had previously been safety of drugs, the rationale that led in 1962 to section 355 d) evolved from recognition of the importance of effectiveness for the demonstration of safety.

The Fed last month released a formal statement describing for the first time how it intended to pursue those objectives, as required by Congress, even though the dueling mandates of managing inflation and unemployment sometimes pull monetary policy in opposite directions.

Mike Huckabee champions Kim Davis for violating the law even though the U.S. Constitution mandates that the President "shall take care that the laws be faithfully executed".

Even after the voting was finished, the commission continued to accuse more candidates, even though its mandate from the exiting Parliament was in question.

And even though its mandate included "improv[ing] the world's energy supply and demand structure by developing alternative energy sources and increasing the efficiency of energy use," the IEA's reports tended to focus on fossil fuels while largely marginalizing the role of renewable energy.

In truth, the Little Sisters is a Catholic order that runs a hospital and has gone to court to challenge the A.C.A.'s contraceptive-coverage mandate for its employees — even though, as a religious order, it can already get an exemption to that mandate.