In implementing their mandate, HIECs were expected to adhere to a common set of principles [ 34]: span settings, span sectors, span professions, deliver measurable impact in innovation, focus on quality, support the commissioner/provider split, strengthen accountability.
The state child welfare agency is being monitored by Federal District Court for failing to adhere to improvements mandated by a 1991 court settlement.
Still, he said, "We are going to adhere to the mandate as closely as we can in these circumstances".
The playwright is presumably attempting to adhere to the mandates of farce: stretching the basically believable to the point of absurdity, as Mr. Arlt puts it.
Additionally, if a Ragnarok attendee fails to adhere to these mandates, the code clearly outlines the consequences awaiting him or her.
All common forms of health coverage are sufficient to adhere to the mandate, including job-based insurance, policies bought from an insurance exchange or directly from an insurer, and government benefits like Medicare, Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program.
Having narrowed the concepts to adhere to Leiweke's mandate of a classic design connoting "tradition, stability and commitment to the community," O'Hara and his team sent mock-ups to Tampa Bay.
Under this program, those states that received grant assistance were required to adhere to the program's mandate that 70%% of all funds be used to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables from local farmers [ 15].
Its report calls on companies to adhere to the Global Compact's CEO Water Mandate guidelines, which espouse principles such as inclusiveness, respect for government's public mandate and transparency.
Some industry groups, wanting foreign competitors to adhere to the same standards they must meet, have backed new federal mandates.
Congress mandated the rotation to make the sanctions more painful and less predictable, ideally forcing Europe to open its market to beef and bananas instead of refusing to adhere to the trade body's decisions.
