Sentence examples for mandate back from inspiring English sources

Covering fears over how Trump will approach encryption and surveillance policy, Reuters quotes Hank Thomas, COO of cyber security-focused investment fund Strategic Cyber Ventures, arguing that Trump is "probably going to mandate back doors".

The situation is so extreme, and so ominous for Israel, that Lieberman himself proposed a U.N. mandate back in 2014.

Since the beginning of the campaign, Mr. Gingrich has admitted to once supporting an individual mandate, back in the early 1990s when many conservatives rallied behind the idea as an alternative to President Bill Clinton's proposed health care reform.

They have insisted all along, even when they pleaded for their congressional mandate back in 1933, that accounting principles must of necessity be flexible.

What we need now is for all 28 EU delegates that signed off on this report to take this mandate back to their capitals and urge their governments to take immediate climate action.

In fact the founding fathers adopted the first "individual mandate" back in 1792.

That amount was mandated back in August in the initial tranche of cuts under the Budget Control Act.

Very, judging by the bright yellow electricity-use labels Congress mandated back in 1975.

Encryption is one of the issues on which this administration differs from the tech community, having suggested mandated back doors in services and encryption methods.

Since then desegregation has had the authority of a constitutional mandate, backed by the power of the Federal district courts.

The leaders of the United Nations weapons inspections teams asked the Security Council today for an aggressive new mandate backed up with a threat of enforcement action, giving the United States a boost in negotiations over its draft resolution to disarm Iraq.