This can be done by legislation, executive mandate or — in some places, like California — referendum.
An executive mandate that contracted companies report misuse of taxpayers' dollars to the Justice Department somehow managed to exempt work performed overseas.
Katniss, who for years has bagged game to keep her family from starving, was created for rough stuff — for beating the odds and the state, for hunting squirrel and people both — far rougher than Mr. Ross often seems comfortable with, perhaps because of disposition, inclination or some behind-the-scenes executive mandate.
Reviewing "The Hunger Games" for The New York Times, Manohla Dargis wrote that Mr. Ross "has a way of smoothing even modestly irregular edges" in the film, and that the lead character of Katniss may be "far rougher than Mr. Ross often seems comfortable with, perhaps because of disposition, inclination or some behind-the-scenes executive mandate".
Dmowski was convinced that Piłsudski would become president and saw a weak executive mandate as the best way of crippling his rival.
Not because it's the national will or a normal executive mandate carried immediately after a general election, but because districts and counties historically fuel members of congress, not states like senators, or the nation as a whole like presidents.
The Raziuddins' immigration lawyer would not comment on her case, but Neil Fleischer, an immigration attorney and partner at Fleischer Law Firm LLC, told me the increase in deportations was "partially because of an executive mandate from each president, whether it was Bush or Obama, [which provided] more resources to find and ultimately deport people, which they were not doing prior to 9/11".
Obama's executive order mandates that the treatment of those detainees be monitored, but many of the countries in question routinely torture prisoners.
Finally, to direct the new process, the Executive Order mandates the creation of a vast and complicated system of rules and procedures for calculating costs, keeping score on offsetting rules and repeals across months and years, filing reports, and deciding disputes, all under the control of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) which manages Federal rulemaking for the White House.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R), who infamously signed an executive order mandating human papillomavirus vaccines for young girls and a law mandating that women wait 24 hours before receiving an abortion, said of Obamacare on Thursday: "Americans have made clear their overwhelming opposition to its convoluted, burdensome and overreaching mandates".
