Sentence examples for mandates exist from inspiring English sources

In practical terms, concluded Mr. Stimson and his co-authors, Lawrence J. Grossback and David A. M. Peterson, policy mandates exist only when both parties embrace common interpretations of an election's results.

(At the time of the survey, such legislative mandates existed in AR, AZ, DE, MD, MI, MS, and TX).

As long as Obamacare and its employer mandate exist, working Americans will continue to pay a hefty price.

The group also manages our repository called DR-NTU and a university-wide open access mandate exists.

The mandate exists to make healthy people buy coverage, so their premiums will offset the cost of insuring the ill.

Also, the study's researchers point out, no mandate exists that requires used anesthetic be captured and disposed of, and as a result, almost all of it is released directly into the atmosphere. .

Justice Scalia nailed him to the wall early on by simply asking why the insurance mandate exists at all.

The mandate exists to make sure healthy people buy coverage, rather than waiting until they get sick.

As we and others have reported, though, the employer mandate exists at the margins of the law's core functions.

"No legal mandate exists requiring that an agenda inform the public of the council's intention to vote on the repeal of a previous agreement that may also relate to the agenda topic," Bradbury wrote in the two-page letter dated Aug. 11.

The political and policy mandate exists to invest in a more flexible and more equitable approach.