Sentence examples for mandate introduced from inspiring English sources

By 2014, the national biodiesel industry absorbed 55% of the palm oil sales to the domestic market [45] linked to the gradual implementation of a 10% biodiesel blending mandate introduced in 2008.

Mitt Romney got off lightly, as his rivals held back from attacking the Obama-like health-insurance mandate he introduced while governor of Massachusetts.

The zero-emissions mandate was introduced in the early 1990's, intended to spur development of battery-powered cars, which the industry now sees as a dead end.

It is only minor consolation that Mitt Romney must, by the same logic, accept that label for the mandate he introduced in Massachusetts.The bigger lesson here is the damage done to good policy from the bipartisan allergy to taxes.

The account was first flagged to us by a reader, and we've confirmed with sources close to Twitter that the account is in keeping with a wider mandate, first introduced last year, to try out new features.

He says that the issue of sustainability should have been sorted out before government mandates were introduced regarding the percentage of biofuels replacing fossil fuels.

So last year's election provided a mandate for introducing it.

Q: But even you acknowledged a couple of weeks ago that Labor had no mandate to introduce a carbon tax.

Privately, many said that they believed the Co-op group board would now argue that it had a clear mandate to introduce the drastic changes proposed by Myners.

Do David Cameron and Nick Clegg have a mandate for introducing the bill, given the Conservative leader ruled out reorganising the NHS during the 2010 election?

In fact, in four years of operation, Icann has largely occupied itself with overseeing the businesses that sell domain names, a legacy of its original mandate to introduce competition to a monopoly previously operated by Network Solutions (now VeriSign Inc).