Sentence examples for mandated goals from inspiring English sources

The new proposals being offered by the Obama administration will not significantly change a setup that combines the worst of both worlds: broad federally mandated goals and state manipulation of testing and curriculum.

Mr. Pence introduced legislation that would strip the Fed of one of its two legally mandated goals — promoting maximum employment — and have it focus on fighting inflation and preserving the value of the dollar.

"Monetary policy's unswerving focus should be on pursuing the Fed's mandated goals of price stability and full employment," Janet L. Yellen, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, said in a speech Monday.

Its legislation might not have spurred a series of copycat laws, but now, as states contend with the policies Obama intends to put in place, they will surely look to California's regulations as a model to help them reach the federally mandated goals.

Citing a new glitch in its problem-plagued automobile inspection system, New Jersey officials said yesterday that they might abandon a part of the inspection process and instead turn to businesses to help the state meet its federally mandated goals for reducing emissions.

The normal inclination of most people when setting their mandated goals is to list tasks which are easy to achieve.

The Senate committee said its report also found that the nonprofit had never achieved the Congressionally mandated goal of becoming self-supporting.

Mr. Ashcroft dismissed those fears and said the rules were an important first step in meeting a Congressionally mandated goal of developing by 2005 a system that tracks virtually all of the 35 million annual visitors to the United States.

While hospital reimbursement levels from health maintenance organizations have improved in the last year, rates for primary care and pediatric doctors remain low, a crucial problem since the city has a mandated goal to move all Medicaid recipients into managed care plans over the next few years.

"It is an extraordinary and significant step toward the critical and constitutionally mandated goal of ending the longstanding practice of jailing presumptively innocent persons prior to trial because they are too poor to post cash bail," Garcia said in a statement.

The appropriate standard by which to judge these disparate policy elements is Congress's mandated end goal: to protect public health.