But the Army issued regulations last May mandating strict conformity with state laws.
Swing and his employees moved to dismiss the writ because in seeking to obtain it the union had conceded that 'all issues of the case have been settled on prior appeal and that the decree entered by the appellate court is in conformity with the mandate issued' to the appellate court.
As transactional leaders, they reinforce conformity with the change mandate by holding followers accountable.
"I am ready for any role consistent with my mandate under Lebanese law, and in conformity with Lebanese government policy," he replied.
The MSM's neglect of this expose of the CIA's fabrication, which has been in the public realm for more than two years, like its overlooking of the Council of Europe's detailed accountability of "black sites," epitomizes the sheer laziness and obedient conformity of those whose mandate is to keep the American people informed.
In 1991, nearly 30 years after the play takes place, psychoanalyst Virginia Goldner argued that "gender coherence, consistency, conformity, and identity are culturally mandated normative ideals" and that "to conform to their dictates requires the activation of a false-self system".
The act strengthens toy safety standards and elevates them to the status of federal law; it also mandates certified testing by manufacturers to prove conformity.
Their job is to ensure fair beach access and also to encourage alternative transportation that would lessen traffic and congestion, in conformity with the state's climate goals and Complete Streets mandate.
In tandem with the proposed implementation of these new regulations, HHS has begun performing on-site compliance audits to promote conformity and review by covered health providers to HIPAA and HITECH privacy mandates.
If these standards mandate behavior consistent with the requirements of virtue, we can expect a fair measure of behavior in conformity with those requirements.
Farmāns (mandates granting certain rights or special privileges) to governors, fowjdārs, and other local officials were sent, in conformity with tradition, in the name of the emperor.
