Sentence examples for mandated position from inspiring English sources

Under the new law, the superintendent, a constitutionally mandated position, has largely ceremonial duties, including writing an annual report, overseeing the teacher of the year awards program and developing ways for schools to store toxic chemicals.

It would seem reasonable to appoint undersecretaries to the mandated positions in Science and in Intelligence who have appropriate science backgrounds and could contribute to policy decisions about hazard detection and amelioration, immigration, and public health (epidemiology and microbiology), which are all topics that invite the use of scientific resources.

The four key players in mandated positions would be especially aware of this and its importance.

"I'm kind of skeptical about their position of Congress mandating position limits," Wilkins said.

The individuals who make up the rank and file of the Lebanese armed forces — and those in leadership positions — are mostly unable to stand back from the country's charged atmosphere of sectarian politics, despite the military's mandated neutral position.

One of the brokers was also on the governing body, another mandated leadership position.

Through their formal mandate, position and authority, managers are responsible for managing everyday work in Emergency Departments (EDs) as well as striving for excellence and dealing with the individual needs of practitioners and patients.

It is also now looking to recruit a data protection officer — a position mandated under GDPR.

This position mandated that Albert spend a great deal of his time traveling throughout the province visiting Dominican convents, priories, and even a Dominican mission in Riga.

If the agreement is followed to the letter, that means Mr. Murdoch cannot change editorial page editors or mandate editorial positions, something every other newspaper publisher in the country takes for granted.

For example, a principal facing the pressure to meet AYP may have moved the more effective teachers into the classroom (from administrative positions) or mandated additional professional development for existing staff.