Sentence examples for mandate to borrow from inspiring English sources
It is a mandate, to borrow from the classic film Network, "We're mad as hell and we're not going to take this anymore".
Mr. Donahoe is seeking Congressional approval to shift to five-day deliveries, shutter about half the 487 regional processing centers (adding a day to first-class delivery time), and end the mandate to prepay $5.5 billion a year in future retirees' health care (the service has had to borrow $12.9 billion from the Treasury since the mandate went into effect).
Dating sites, to borrow an example from Judge Alex Kozinski, usually mandate that you tell the truth, making lying about your age and weight technically a crime.
Clegg at the weekend said he had staked his political authority on defeating amendments calling for a more relaxed view on allowing councils to borrow, as well as greater flexibility in implementing the fiscal mandate.
"We are mandated to serve.
There is nothing to borrow.
The poor refused to borrow.
"You need confidence to borrow.
The best approach would be to borrow from Japan, whose Top Runner program sets energy-efficiency standards by identifying technological leaders in a particular industry — say, washing machines — and mandating that the rest of the industry keep up.
