Sentence examples for mandates both from inspiring English sources

It's always exciting when you say to a Karajan, 'This is what you should do.' " Among Mr. Fox's mandates, both executives said, were finally to initiate Columbia Artists' first Web page and plan other cyberspace initiatives, like a New Year's concert by Mr. Ozawa and the Saito Kinen orchestra of Japan that was organized for streaming over the Internet.

FRANK WOLF (pictured), a Republican congressman, was a prime mover behind America's International Religious Freedom Act, which mandates both the State Department and a more independent agency, the US Commission on International Religious Freedom, to monitor liberty of conscience round the world and rebuke countries which violate that right.

It's no surprise that ObamaCare mandates both guaranteed issue and modified community rating.

National parks have mandates both to preserve and protect natural settings and to assist visitors in viewing and interacting with those settings.

The results in Panel A of Table 2 show that having a strong or comprehensive mandate enacted by age 30 for 1 5 years is associated with a higher probability of having at least one child before age 30, and this effect is statistically significant for the strong mandates ('whites' sample) and for the comprehensive mandates (both for 'all' and for 'whites'whites

Communities can press officials to act on those mandates, both to prevent additional pollution and to reduce existing burdens.

"It will have a limited mandate, both geographically and timewise," he said.

I will make peace when there is a clear mandate – both religious and political – from the leadership".

He teaches marching band as a music department class, and his mandate both on and off the field is to teach musicianship.

Perhaps to nudge him in the mandate direction, she also reminds him that late in the campaign he started to make some pro-mandate noises: Individual requirement (i.e., mandate): Both the Senate and House include an individual requirement.

The Sweeping Mandate Both political parties would do well to beware the mythological creature that often surfaces immediately after Election Day: the Mandate.