Sentence examples for mandated system from inspiring English sources

Edwards maintained that America needs universal health-care coverage and that a mandated system will best enable it to meet that goal.

In a news release, N.H.T.S.A. said the newly mandated system "prevents the equivalent of an unbelted adult from moving more than four inches past the side window opening in the event of a crash".

Brill's book grew out of a 2009 New Yorker article about New York's "rubber rooms," where some 600 teachers facing disciplinary review had languished, for three years on average, collecting full salaries and accruing pension benefits as their cases snaked through the labyrinthine, contractually mandated system for terminating employees.

Austria said it opposed any EU-wide retirement age or centrally mandated system for linking the retirement age to demographic trends in each member state.

These professions will be made superfluous in a single payer mandated system which all other developed countries find acceptable and seem to work better for the benefit of their populations.

The RAI instrument became a federally mandated system as a part of a comprehensive set of nursing home reforms passed by the U.S. Congress in the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987 (OBRA '87) [ 4].

Interesting to the current project was the fact that there were no noted training areas reported that included the words 'communication' or 'technology' nor any mention of the state mandated systems for reporting educator training.

Compared with the previously mandated system-wide monitoring system, the OMP achieved a higher follow-up rate without paying patients for their participation (67 vs. 15 21 %) [ 23].

Although all Registrars are required to attend some formal cultural education, usually in the form of a cultural awareness workshop, there are no current mandated systems to provide cultural supervision of Registrars who see Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients in non-IHTP placements.

Then the growth of the metropolis crowded millions of sometimes very badly behaved individuals in close quarters, mandating systems to address issues like prostitution and an acceptable legal age of consent.

A 2001 study done for the Justice Department concluded that the mandated tracking system and database could prevent fraud losses of $4 billion to $11.3 billion annually.