Sentence examples for financial mandates from inspiring English sources

"Starting today, there will be no financial mandates on the Buffalo Sabres hockey department," Pegula said.

"Starting today, there will be no financial mandates on the Buffalo Sabres hockey department," Pegula said Tuesday at HSBC Arena.

Voters in 2005 approved extending some of the financial mandates, including a balanced budget, but without the severe penalties contained in the expiring law.

Zielenbach ([2000]) simply advocates for the collaboration and partnership that should be established in planning efforts as the government often proves to be burdened with a plethora of financial mandates, thus the need to collaborate with the public sector.

The Naseej program has been managed by Save the Children in partnership with a regional advisory committee comprising active, experienced individuals in the field of youth development, but its financial mandate is coming to a close.

To make it easier for growing private companies to go public, let's give their shareholders (who can best judge the benefits and costs of financial auditing mandates) and those of other public companies with a market cap of $1 billion or less the choice whether to comply with the onerous requirements of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.

The 2010 Dodd-Frank Act for financial regulation mandated that banks offer shareholders a chance to approve their executive compensation plans.

After the fallout over the last fare increase, she convened a group of budget experts to help smooth the authority's financial processes, mandated four-year financial plans and revamped the authority's budget documents.

E.U. governments have in the past been reluctant to agree to minimum financial sanctions mandated by Brussels, but the commission believes the desire to reassure consumers in the wake of the horse meat scandal could swing the debate.

The Dodd-Frank Act, the regulatory overhaul law passed in response to the financial crisis, mandated that the agency ban event contracts tied to terrorism, war, gambling and other matters contrary to the "public interest".

The agency has also been criticized for its slow pace in writing new financial regulations mandated by the Dodd-Frank law and for the dearth of cases brought against individuals at major financial companies that were involved in the mortgage crisis.