Some public health representatives have proposed that the intense regime mandated for testing in Canada with 100% of the ventilation holes in the cigarette filter blocked, should be used for product characterisation and that it is not necessary that it should reflect general human smoking behaviour.
He also knows when to stay out of the conversation, which he demonstrated by remaining silent during the intense discussion about mandating the vaccinations for young girls.
When he walked into a room, he mandated intense focus, eyes sharp on the project at hand.
Syria's years under French mandate witnessed intense political activities that encompassed the entire ideological spectrum, including liberalism, communism, and above all Arab nationalism.
"I just think that at the end of the day the focus on these districts to move their kids to meet the new bar is going to be significant and intense," even without the mandate, Ms. Tisch said.
As a result, while the mandate arouses intense opposition from those who see it as a violation of liberty, the provisions enforcing it would still fail to get many people to participate.
Our Olympians tend to be teen-agers — twenty-two-year-old Aly Raisman, the Final Five captain, has been famously nicknamed "grandma" by her teammates — but the sport mandates an intense, internal maturity and polish; there's often nothing legibly teen-age about a gymnast as she rips across the floor.
Her appointment of an attorney general would consequently fall under intense questioning about any tacit mandate to contain the bureau.
When he was appointed after the conservative Berlusconi government fell under intense financial and market pressures, his mandate was to form a nonpartisan cabinet of experts, pass austerity measures, hold elections, hand off to the winner and step back.
The committee vote on Monday night, which Mr. Albrecht said had been delayed twice since April by intense lobbying, gives Mr. Albrecht a mandate to begin negotiating the final legislation with the European Council, the body representing member governments.
