Sentence examples for life mandates from inspiring English sources
The progressive nature of heart failure (HF) coupled with high mortality and poor quality of life mandates greater attention to palliative care as a routine component of advanced HF management.
Pakistan law "requires a colonial inquest on violent death, and international human rights law insists that the 'right to life' mandates an inquiry whenever violent death occurs from government or police action.
During a hearing before a House subcommittee, Representative Dana Rohrabacher, a California Republican and vocal global warming skeptic, complained that "in the scientific community, there are people trying to tell us that we have got to accept draconian changes in our way of life mandated by law because the CO2 that we are emitting is going to cause drastic consequences to the planet's climate".
These new biotechnologies emerged mainly in the 20th century – 'the century of the gene' (Keller 2000) – and the life sciences' mandate has since been extended from understanding life to intervening with it (Webster 2012).
8. Psychological theory: Respect for nature, especially for life, is mandated.
Are you really going to overturn the PPCA on the issue of timing -- when in a person's life that mandate is applied?
The Imago Dei was being democratized and it was now humankind who were to be the significant players in the arena of earthly life, the mandate to rule underlying their new responsibilities.
Building a new family and a new life does mandate, I guess, wanting all new beginnings, and most of the young couples probably don't want the hand-me-downs from their families, preferring (proudly) to start their own life with their own needs and desires.
In essence, she's a life coach whose mandate is to keep the sharks biting.
Democrats and Mrs. Rell want to leave room for some level of judicial discretion, while some Republican proposals would automatically mandate life sentences for career criminals.
It called for the creation of a new crime, "aggravated murder of a child," that would mandate life in prison without parole for a parent or guardian who killed a child.
