Sentence examples for mandate changes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Berardino gave the committee the power to mandate changes in management, as well as changes in personnel.

The E.P.A. and the states have little authority to force farmers to change their practices, and the study cannot mandate changes to farms.

The Legislature, as part of a standard agency review process, called "sunset," is assessing the commission's effectiveness and drawing up a bill to mandate changes.

The paper provides an answer: The F.D.I.C. will mandate changes that the new owners (creditors of the financial institution) will have to put into place.

Arthur Andersen gave Mr. Volcker and his group the power to mandate changes in the firm on Feb. 3, but doubts have grown since then about whether Andersen can survive as an independent firm.

He said green features can make a home more valuable but in the short term add to building costs, so one question to consider is, "Is the consumer willing to pay for that?" "Sometimes the municipality, in its desire to do good, would mandate changes when incentives tend to work better," Mr. Watt said.

Their mandate changed to encourage engagement: That is, actually going after the bad guys.

JC: Some universities will challenge the assumptions that mandate change: 1. universities all aspire to be like Oxford and Cambridge.

It was unclear today whether Mr. Zarb's role would be purely advisory or whether he would be given powers to mandate change in Nassau.

Mann said the FAA's mandate changed under administrator Marion Blakey, appointed by president George W Bush in 2008 as Boeing was working on the Dreamliner.

I recognize that institutions of higher learning have an important and long-standing commitment to shared governance and that presidents cannot simply mandate change.