Sentence examples for existing mandates from inspiring English sources

Farmers and ethanol and other biofuel producers are lobbying to keep the existing mandates.

To existing mandates, they would add heavy-handed, unproven teacher-evaluation requirements that could stifle innovative teaching and school design.

Existing mandates "are not designed to mitigate risk posed by ICT products that may have been compromised during the manufacturing, programming or deployment process," the report said.

The messages are clear that a boundary has been drawn around climate change, that UNFCCC has control over climate change, and that it would not be appropriate to try to take down that fence nor to consider changes to existing mandates in order to better integrate climate change within disaster risk reduction.

To be frank, the legislation barely scratches the surface of the need to eliminate reams of existing mandates on school districts.

This includes, in line with the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness, a clear commitment to counter attempts to create new organisations and initiatives in the (global) health sector duplicating existing mandates and tasks.

The troops' existing mandate expires on 31 July.

Yet, even with its existing mandate, the force could move more aggressively into rebel areas.

An existing mandate tucked into appropriations for the 2001 fiscal year required agencies to establish telecommuting policies.

But the real problem is that the AU troops have yet to enforce their existing mandate.

"They still have work to do to meet the existing mandate," he said.