Sentence examples for mandated to define from inspiring English sources

The Commission has been mandated to define the details of the fair use limit.

Provision of long-term follow-up programmes is mandated to define and address the emerging health needs of this group of survivors (National Institute of Clinical Excellence, 2005).

The White House has also issued a directive (HSPD-18) for a 'broad-spectrum 'flexible' approach to address other current and future [CBRN] threats' in addition to defenses against a finite number of 'known or anticipated agents.' 20 This gives HHS a mandate to define operationally what a flexible defense will entail for medical countermeasures against CBRN threats.

Therefore, to the valid use of an equation-based model in a stochastic simulation mandates that we know how to define a proper propensity function.

In the interviewee's view, did these mandates and policies help to define the ISF's role and did they facilitate positive ISF impacts on the health system?

Health care is a particular nightmare for Mitt Romney, who is currently in an awkward position regarding universal health, Lizza said: he is "trying to define the mandate in Massachusetts as perfectly acceptable and yet the mandate at a national level as an affront to liberty".

The starting point would be to define the mandate of the program, that is the level of benefits (replacement rate and minimum benefit) to be offered at different levels of income and their duration (something that is not usually done in the case of UISAs where the benefit can be a lump sum and if it is a monthly payment the duration is constrained by the amount of savings in the account).

Gregory wants Castrol to "define the mandate" on the fiscal cliff and he says that the people want Congress to take action.

The in-between position of the steering committee relative to the National Research Team and the operational integration committee made it even more difficult to define its mandate, and thus the steering committee ended up playing more of a consultative role.

In this case, he said, anti-abortion forces tried to define the ultrasound mandate as something benign and nonpolitical, while their opponents, with unaccustomed success, have cast it in the most ominous terms.

Dostoyevsky's statement sounds like a mandate of sadistic curiosity that seems to define the media's attitude to the mysterious unraveling of Joaquin Phoenix.