Sentence examples for mandates aside from inspiring English sources

Mandates aside, Obama is seriously low-balling the cost of health care reform, and promising way too much in middle-class tax cuts.

Legal questions about the individual mandate aside, the choices made by people like Mr. Mann are crucial.

This year, as the drought persisted, desperate farmers asked the EPA to set the mandate aside to help cut corn prices.

The GOP is trying to say they tossed the mandate aside, but there will be very sizeable 30percentt surcharge penalty enforced by insurance companies for anyone who goes without insurance for more than 63 days.

How can the agency assure women they will get the percentage Congress set? A. The law does not mandate set-asides, but offers them as an option.

The catastrophic consequences to immigrant workers when the nail salon industry is decimated due to unattainable government mandates is brushed aside.

The losses also come from a mandate to set aside $5bn a year to fund future healthcare expenses for retired postal workers.

Woolfe will get another chance to run for the leadership, with a mandate to sweep aside the hopeless national executive committee and boot out Carswell – the quicker he goes, the better.

At the time, what Akin said plainly made his thinking so unsuitable for the public sphere that basic decency – all talk of politics aside – mandated that he withdraw his candidacy.

One sees their victory as a mandate to put aside extremist rhetoric in favor of getting things done; the other as a call to arms to stymie the Obama administration's plans for health care and immigration reform, even if it means another government shutdown.

We have seen too many examples where these mandates have been set aside or been given lip service in favor of maximizing short-term profits for too few stakeholders.