Sentence examples for mandate compared from inspiring English sources

Significantly more nurses and clerks/technicians were opposed to the mandate compared to other types of employees.

A Datafolha survey earlier this year found 77% of the voters wanted Cunha to be stripped of his mandate, compared to 61-67% for Rousseff.

A recent Datafolha survey found 77% of the voters wanted Cunha to be stripped of his mandate, compared to 61-67% for the president.

"Don't these three miscalculations show how high the price is for extending Lahoud's mandate compared with the election of a new president?" he wrote.

A Datafolha survey earlier this year found 77% of the voters wanted Cunha to be stripped of his mandate, compared with 61%-67 61%-67ousseff, who was blamed for the recession, political turmoil and failing to stop corruption.

A March 2012 Washington Post-ABC News poll showed that about six in 10 (61 percent) of Americans agreed with the mandate, compared to 35percentt who opposed it.

Mandated, compared to voluntary treatment may compel unmotivated or even hostile participants into unwanted treatment, making positive treatment outcomes less likely even if retention rates are better (Perron and Bright, 2008).

Adjustment for state- and year-fixed effects, individual covariates, and state-level proportions of privately insured adults resulted in a stronger mandate effect compared to unadjusted analyses; the probability of CRC screening was 1.4% points higher among individuals residing in states with mandates than those without (17.5% vs. 16.1%, OR: 1.10, 95% CI: 1.02, 1.20, p = 0.02) (Table 3).

The discovery in the 1920s of massive gold deposits in eastern New Guinea at the Bulolo River (a tributary of the Markham River and Edie Creekk, near Wau, led to a rush of activity that greatly increased the economic and social impact on the mandated territory compared with those in Papua to the south.

In response to a Congressional mandate to compare risk-adjusted surgical outcomes from Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) hospitals with those from private-sector hospitals, the National Surgical Quality Improvement Program was initiated in the VA system and then was developed in a select group of university medical centers in the private sector.

The mandate was often compared to one support in a three-legged stool that made Obamacare work: Knock it out, and the whole apparatus would tip over, broken and useless.