Sentence examples for mandate reflects from inspiring English sources
Dr Mark Porter, Chair of British Medical Association Council, said: "The mandate reflects the BMA's opinion that the NHS Commissioning Board (NHSCB) needs flexibility to exercise its judgement on how to deliver this vision.
On Saturday, the Russian foreign ministry said: "The mission's mandate reflects the new political and legal realities and does not apply to Crimea and Sevastopol, which became a part of Russia".
Santos won the 2010 election with 69percentt of the vote and his weakened mandate reflects concerns that rebels will be reluctant to disarm or abandon a lucrative illegal drugs trade even if they sign peace.
But the administration has repeatedly delayed the mandate, reflecting how hard it is to reconcile that vision of employer-sponsored health insurance with the economic realities.
This use of national targets and technology mandates reflects the continuing legacy and institutional power of central planning in China.
At present, it is unknown as to whether non-compliance is due to willful disregard of the mandates, reflects a lack of resources with which to be compliant or other factors.
The Cuomo administration argues that the slower pace of the mandate work reflects the scale and complexity of the task at hand.
Support for research in this area has a broad mandate and reflects a need noted by both the research community and the research consumer [ 55].
359. 2 Moreover, in the trial judge's final charge, he told the jury that "the critical factual issue which you must decide" is whether Phenergan's FDA-mandated label reflects a proper balance between "the risks and benefits of intravenous administration and the potential for injury to patients". Id., at 220.
Clinics participating in this study have explicit mandates to serve populations that are disadvantaged by structural and social inequities, and this mandate is reflected in the sample demographics.
It is part of my mandate to reflect upon these mistakes and to deal with them.
