One prominent supporter said, privately, that the White House committed political malpractice by not explaining to the public that popular provisions in the bill were linked to the mandate.
Its influence in the region is linked to the League of Nations mandate it administered in Syria and Lebanon between the world wars (while Britain was running Palestine and Jordan) and it has especially close relations with Lebanon's Maronite Christian community.
These task forces are also linked to the provinces and municipalities, whose mandates support regulation, monitoring and report of violations.
The European parliament said in a statement: "Assistants paid by the European parliament must perform work directly linked to the exercise of a member's parliamentary mandate".
By 2014, the national biodiesel industry absorbed 55% of the palm oil sales to the domestic market [45] linked to the gradual implementation of a 10% biodiesel blending mandate introduced in 2008.
But the mounting evidence has also led to a flood of new mandates, how-to tips, scorecards and reimbursement policies linked to the new standards.
It would also mean that employers in those states would not face a mandate to provide coverage, because that requirement is inextricably linked to the availability of subsidies.
MEC must be given a mandate to revoke hospital licences if staff evaluation is not linked to the practice of clinical ethics.
Although not unique to disaster response, this tension is reinforced by the use of vulnerable groups as an operational category linked to organizational mandates and prioritization models.
Research support enables investigators to allocate more time for research and dissemination thereby increasing centre productivity [ 2, 28], but it may also allow a centre to pursue other objectives linked to its mandate.
For research by private researchers or research not mandated by law (e.g., a prevalence study using identifiable names linked to DNA), the rules of research would apply.
