Sentence examples for mandated decision from inspiring English sources

Yet he continues a little less reassuringly: "They [the military] would want to know it was a genuinely democratically mandated decision".

It will not do so, which means that in January, Trump will be presented with yet another legally mandated decision on whether to preserve the sanctions' suspension or blow up the nuclear deal once and for all.

There's obviously far more to gentrification than the affectations outlined above, but council mandated decisions like these —decisions which incubate, if not outright create, spaces in which individuality and creativity are sidelined in favour of the homogeneity of modern London living— impact upon both the community and the wider world.

Another important aspect to the IPO mandate decision is the background, experience and chemistry of the team at the investment bank pitching the business.

That, I think, can go either way, and is likely to produce a conflicted and complex response from the bench that may break down something like the individual mandate decision, to which it is closely related.

With this mandate, decision makers must set priorities knowing that they are the only organization providing that service.

Decisions made at one level of governance influence the suite of actions available to, or mandated by, decision-makers at other levels.

To the Editor: Partisans on both sides of the health care litigation insist with predictable symmetry that the Constitution is clear — and that it mandates a decision in their favor.

It's important to know, to decide, because those principles will guide and mandate every decision you make from there on out.

World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) said the decision mandated the worldwide protection of animals from exploitation: "Today's decision wasn't about science or geography or politics.

This result is mandated by our decision in Johnson v. Avery, 393 U.S. 483, 89 S.Ct.