Sentence examples for mandates from from inspiring English sources
Call them unfinanced mandates from the people.
Benefit mandates from the states, however, provide important consumer protection.
Either way, the initiatives were done voluntarily, not because of mandates from the commissioner's office.
Currently, districts' spending decisions are, to a large extent, dictated by mandates from board headquarters.
About 62percentt of the Westchester County budget is mandates from the Federal or state government.
Our model forces the legislative and executive branches to seek separate mandates from the electorate.
It's a subjective undertaking, guided partly by whims, current preoccupations and you-have-to-include-this mandates from friends.
France will operate, he said, with transparent accords or mandates from the European Union, African Union or United Nations.
The recent postponement of employer mandates from 2014 to 2015 unavoidably accentuated the fact that much is still in play.
But given the threat of terrorism and the national security mandates from Congress, the intelligence community had little choice.
As a result of these contradictory mandates from Washington, the rules of engagement at Abu Ghraib became muddy, and the tactics grew increasingly ad hoc.
