— Nearly every state wound up delaying implementation of its mandated teacher evaluation systems because it had not had enough time to develop new rubrics, pilot new systems, and/or train evaluators and others.
HRW said the hybrid African Union-UN peacekeeping mission, Unamid, was "hamstrung in its performance and in the implementation of its core mandate to protect civilians".
"It also underscores the reality that the current Unamid force has been hamstrung in its performance and in the implementation of its core mandate".
Citing these losses, Channel Two persuaded the powers that be to defer implementation of the mandate (which it would obviously like to see deferred indefinitely).
"We certainly realize their difficulties but we also depend on their implementation of their mandate to secure the environment," said Mr. McNamara, a New Zealander who has spent 24 years with the agency.
The latest dust-up is the so-called "business mandate". Yes, the implementation of the business mandate is squirrely.
Governance was central to the implementation of the HIEC mandate because it provided a mechanism for achieving and maintaining a desired boundary-spanning partnership composition, managing competing interests or confusion over the purpose, and providing accountability to the various stakeholders.
Consider the fact that the Obama administration recently made a teensy-tiny little sliver of executive-branch insistence -- postponing the implementation of the employer mandate of the Affordable Care Act -- and it has been a rain of holy hellfire hand-baskets ever since.
The implementation of a mandated choice system may not be easy as it requires a centralized data bank and may reduce organ availability; it was tested in Texas during the 1990's, when forced to choose, almost 80% of the people chose not to donate [ 42].
They also insist the amendment calling for a flexible implementation of the fiscal mandate is code for spending more money now.
