Sentence examples for imposed mandates from inspiring English sources

To Kim and Farmer, the moral flaw in the bank's approach was that it imposed mandates with little concern for how cutting budgets might affect people's health.

The legal issue is subtle, given that states have long imposed mandates of various kinds themselves, including those requiring children to go to school or requiring drivers to have liability insurance.

These are their dreams for democracy, not western imposed mandates.

Two judges, including Vinson, have concluded that the requirement would improperly open the door to federally imposed mandates to purchase other products.

Widely perceived as a self-directed, leader in health information security, its experience in HIPAA compliance provides lessons in mobilizing and changing large, stable organizations in response to an externally imposed mandate.

"And on top of that, they're imposing mandates on us without picking up the tab".

Legislators should weed out fraud and abuse, revisit tort reform and stop imposing mandates.

The second bill would impose mandates on manufacturers along with penalties for those that fail to comply.

In one sour note, Republicans boycotted the first vote on the issue by the Senate Rules Committee, complaining that only a Democratic bill imposing mandates on states was being considered.

Still, there was general agreement among Republicans that Washington, particularly Congress and the bureaucrats, had a habit of imposing mandates without adequate consultation and without adequate financing.

Mr. Pataki has disappointed business groups by agreeing to impose mandates on private insurance, like infertility treatment, which employers say will drive up costs for everyone.