Sentence examples for image mandates from inspiring English sources

From within the humanitarian innovation field, there is a sense that the sector wants and needs to transform but is unwilling to accept the attendant risk to its public image, mandates, vested institutional interests, or beneficiaries (though not necessarily in that order).

Our increasing ability to image and detect smaller abnormal masses and lesions using clinical modalities such as MRI, x-ray CT, PET/SPECT, and ultrasound imaging mandates that we also advance the technology to physically biopsy these smaller suspicious tissues.

The governor's decision not to support the bill capped several days of brinkmanship in which opponents of the measure lobbied furiously against it, galvanizing opposition by drawing on the image of male lawmakers mandating a procedure that requires inserting a probe into the vagina.

Orwellian doublespeak would require that the organization get a new name, a spruced-up image, and a vague mandate, while essentially performing the same old duties.

But Israel championing Arab aspirations to democracy, thought a must in its own right, is vital to Israel's image and ancient Biblical mandate.

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For 2009, sweeping rules changes, designed to achieve more competitive racing and a greener image for the sport, were mandated by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile, or F.I.A.

Those efforts have been driven primarily by high fuel costs and a desire to project an environmentally friendly corporate image, not by the anticipated European mandates.

Suspected TA mandates vascular imaging.

Originally this was a project with the mandate to heal body image issues for our subjects.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Mandates and cost heterogeneity across States in the US.