Sentence examples for mandate problem from inspiring English sources

Regardless of the margin of victory, Clinton will have a mandate problem.

The next president will face a mandate problem that will force him toward tactics different from those of recent winners.

Billingham handles the "no mandate" problem adroitly, and even contrives to bring Thorne's colleague, pathologist Phil Hendricks, to the scene for some ingenious forensic footwork.

If we had ended up with a single-payer system, then of course the "individual mandate problem" is non-existent.

Justice Kennedy himself suggested so in his comments that the Individual Mandate problem could be avoided by a tax funded single payer national health service.

The TranSTEP group will have a preliminary mandate or initial problem formulation from the initiator of the process (problem owner).

NESTLED within the many commendable aspects of President Obama's health care plan — including the individual mandate — sits a problem that has gone virtually unnoticed by commentators obsessed with the Supreme Court's review of the law: how to pay for it.

But those are not a mandate, and one problem, the insurance institute says, is that in 16 states drivers who complete education courses can sidestep some graduated licensing restrictions, including the age limit to receive a learner's permit, requirements for hours practicing behind the wheel, and passenger and night-driving limitations.

But industry officials blame supply problems, low inventories of gasoline and the June 1 switch to the cleaner fuel, and they point to a recent Congressional Research Service report suggesting that the cleaner-gas mandate and pipeline problems had added 50 cents to the price of a gallon of gas in some parts of the Midwest.

Both understand that something is not right, but the axiom mandates that the problem must be expressed in numeric terms, or else it does not exist.

Nevertheless, the magnitude of this problem mandates the need for novel therapeutic agents.