Sentence examples for mandates for which from inspiring English sources

The richer nations see poorer members pushing for ever-increasing sums for development and other mandates for which they do not pay.

"He's going to argue it in his own way and he's set out what he believes is his mandate for, which is anti-austerity, a different approach to foreign policy and participatory politics," he said.

(And make no mistake: The GOP effort to delay the mandate, for which Sinema voted, was all about sinking Obamacare).

Companies are required to report the number of visits and the number of days of hospitalizations attributable to each mandated benefit for which claims were paid (or incurred) during the reporting period.

Sukkot is one of three biblically mandated holidays for which the ancient tribes made a pilgrimage to the Temple in Jerusalem.

Many of those focused on government mandates for biofuels, which Mr. Schafer maintained played only a minor role in increasing food prices.

For example, liability exemptions have been mandated for vaccines, which are believed to offer great value for the general health of the population, despite some risks.

It is a legal mandate for bigotry which politicians are too afraid to amend, after two ministers who spoke out against it were killed several years ago.

Gerry Morrissey, general secretary of Bectu, said: "This is a significant mandate for strikes, which demonstrates how out of touch BBC executives are with their staff.

"We have a massive mandate for action which shows the anger of safety-critical staff across the rail network at attacks on their standards of living and their job security.

But the Prime Minister has insisted he wants to win a convincing mandate for action, which means that were Jeremy Corbyn to refuse to give a free vote to his MPs, the Government could fail to win a substantional majority.