Sentence examples similar to making mandates from inspiring English sources

An article in The Times Union of Albany last month noted heavy redactions to the governor's travel records, and an editorial in The Buffalo News with the headline "Not Transparent Enough" chided the administration for not fully disclosing how state agencies were making mandated budget cuts.

The lack of resident capacity for decision-making mandates involvement of family members with legal authority to make decisions on behalf of the resident.

Should the Act pass, individual jurisdictions, many of them cash-strapped, will ultimately be responsible for finding the necessary funding to make mandated improvements.

But the problem was that there were serious concerns that the legislation didn't include the subsidies needed to make mandated coverage more affordable -- a concern that even Barack Obama raised during the course of the Democratic primary, he noted.

"Conservative democrats are going to be attacked from the right on the mandates but what makes the mandates popular is the public option".

Making the mandate work requires convincing Americans that the new health care law is not a plot to destroy the nation.

Adaptive features remove obstacles to making changes mandated by new safety data.

The conservative judges argue a slippery slope of government mandating health insurance while their legislative counterparts make law mandating women buy an intentionally punitive vaginal sonogram in order to proceed to a perfectly legal abortion.

He said he was satisfied that he now had "a clear mandate to make some proposals".

Leonard Raphael, the treasurer of one of the recall committees, said Ms. Quan's lack of a clear mandate might make her vulnerable.

Announcing his retirement on Monday, Mr Williams said the Normington Review had given the federation's leadership a "clear mandate" to make changes.