Sentence examples for face a mandate from inspiring English sources

The next president will face a mandate problem that will force him toward tactics different from those of recent winners.

They point to Massachusetts and Washington, D.C., where Catholic Charities stopped participating in adoption services rather than face a mandate to place children in homes without regard to the sexual orientation of the couple.

It would also mean that employers in those states would not face a mandate to provide coverage, because that requirement is inextricably linked to the availability of subsidies.

The Dodgers, who have spent more than a billion dollars on player payroll in the first four seasons of Guggenheim Baseball Management, face a mandate to reduce debt in order to conform to Major League Baseball rules.

The Dodgers, who have spent more than a billion dollars on player payroll in the first four seasons of Guggenheim Baseball Management, face a mandate to reduce debt in order to conform to Major League Baseball rules.

The mandate likewise will create incentives for large firms to shed their lowest paid workers (e.g., housekeeping staff) and instead contract with small firms that can provide the identical services without facing a mandate that increases their labor costs.

In March, facing a mandate to prove that the rest of its pipelines are safe, hundreds of PG&E employees combed through 100,000 crates of documents relating to the history of the pipelines.

"We are in the closest coordination," Secretary Powell said, "and it is up to the government of Japan, the people of Japan, to determine how they might respond in the face of a mandate from the international community to do something about Iraq's lack of cooperation".

Abowd, John M.; Schmutte, Ian M. Statistical agencies face a dual mandate to publish accurate statistics while protecting respondent privacy.

Rather than face a federal mandate, NHTSA said state and local governments should be left to decide whether to spend the money.

After 20 years of individual clinical experience, he was appointed chair of the department (an MD leader role in our pipeline), where he was faced with a mandate to improve quality, efficiency, and morale in the department.