Sentence examples for mandates about from inspiring English sources

Mandates about content and form are so 20th century.

The plan mandates about $75 million in state spending over the next 10 years.

The fund also has clear mandates about what it should be investing in, and explicit benchmarks for its manager to meet.

These bodies can, in turn, cut services, but only up to a point: the state itself imposes very specific mandates about what services must be provided.

He said external pressures like district and state mandates about student assessments frustrated teachers when they interfered with their ability to instruct students.

Recent mandates about the independence of corporate directors have made their boards look more like those of fund companies, he said.

This is not about mandates; it's about flexibility.

More than three years after President Obama signed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010, some of the big changes in the nation's health-delivery system that the legislation mandated are about to go into effect.

(Thanks to the Budget Control Act of 2011, Congress has already mandated about $1.5 trillion of cuts).

You have some very far-reaching language in the mandate about targeted offensive operations.

The securities laws adopt a materiality test to determine whether disclosure is mandated about takeover negotiations.