Sentence examples similar to mandated place from inspiring English sources

Excessive government debt, he said, "crowds out civil society by drawing resources away from private giving". The abuse of federal power — particularly the contraception mandate placed on religious charities and hospitals — undermines the humane partnership between government and civil society and weakens the safety net.

As the postal service bleeds millions in losses -- mostly due to unique funding mandates placed upon it by Congress -- Sanders has staunchly opposed the closure of postal facilities and cuts in postal service, such as Saturday delivery.

The agency has said it needs to implement such cuts in order to contend with a long-term decline in first-class mail volume, the rising cost of wages and benefits for its workforce, and the funding mandates placed upon it by Congress.

This does not mean that his business holdings do not manifest as conflicts of interest, just that he is not mandated to place his assets into an actual blind trust managed by an independent trustee.

The F.B.I. and the C.I.A. have long quarrelled over bureaucratic turf, and their mandates place them at odds.

Information availability along with increased regulatory restrictions and disclosure mandates place entrepreneurs and executives under a microscope of vulnerability.

Its workers built parks that mandated separate places for black Americans to boat and fish and swim.

The mandate placed on television for instant clarity and coherence proved elusive.

Both the government barometer and the city survey are completed to fulfil voter mandates placed on the controller's office.

The mandate placed on France the responsibility of creating and controlling an administration, of developing the resources of the country, and of preparing it for self-government.

We have seen the stark contrast between the rhetoric of "No Child Left Behind" and the unfinanced educational mandates placed on the states.