Sentence examples for far from mandating from inspiring English sources

Far from mandating reductions in carbon emissions or promoting access for poor countries to clean technologies, the proposed TiSA annex would actually limit the ability of governments (on national, regional, or local levels) to set policies that differentiate between polluting and carbon-based energy sources, such as oil and coal, from clean and renewable energy sources such as wind and solar.

Far from streamlining regulations, mandating greater transparency, and reducing uncertainty, Dodd-Frank provides government bureaucrats with unrestricted hunting licenses.

It's far from a mandate for Congress to take action.

Yet far from using this mandate to push ahead with reforms, the government has gone the other way, pounding PKK bases in Kurdish-controlled northern Iraq and arresting thousands more Kurds on thinly supported charges that they are "terrorists".

Several leading government members accused creditors on Thursday of attempting to impose regime change in Athens by pushing the government too far from its electoral mandate of ending austerity.

Many complete coverage algorithms developed so far usually mandate the robot to have a sophisticated navigation system for precise localization.

The Iraqi nationalists, though appreciating the free expression of opinion permitted under a parliamentary system, were far from satisfied with the mandate.

IT WAS far from the powerful personal mandate that was Paul Martin's overriding goal ever since he replaced Jean Chrétien as leader of Canada's Liberal Party and thus as prime minister late last year.

It's far better to mandate these things as early as you can.

The classifications in force of "impairments" as a "permanent" condition and as a mixed activity/participation concept, and of "job capacities" without any consideration for environmental factors, appear very far from what the UN conventions is mandating.

However, the realization of this mandate is far from optimal and does not include all forms of CAM/TM.