Sentence examples for mandates higher from inspiring English sources

Last year voters approved overwhelmingly a referendum that mandates higher taxes and greater government control over gas and oil.The question is how that demand will be realised.

Fred Thompson has only a brief paragraph on his Web site in which he opposes new mandates, higher taxes or a Washington-controlled program, and calls for free-market solutions.

What worries conservatives here is that an increasingly diverse and Democratic polity will embrace health care mandates, higher domestic spending and a bigger government role in people's economic lives.

Such a high PAPR mandates higher linearity requirements from the RF physical layer, which is in sharp contrast to the stronger demand for increased power efficiency and maximization of the handset battery life.

Instead of stealing money from companies that earned it through foresight and stringent business practices, politicians need to break it to America that high oil prices are here to stay and enact some safer and more productive long-term solutions: 1. Pass legislation that mandates higher fuel efficiency standards.

If the patient's condition mandates higher rates, then we would prefer extracorporeal membrane oxygenation or a method that would improve not only carbon dioxide control but also oxygenation.

A new state enforcement division mandates high levels of security and a 24-hour agent-monitored video feed in all shops and facilities.

It's enough to make you feel sorry for NASA, whose very charter mandates high visibility for both its triumphs and its flops, but which has officers recently requiring headquarters approval before consenting to interviews with the likes of me.

Illinois' Prevailing Wage Act mandates high wages for construction workers on projects that receive public funding.

Plus, her mortgage agreement mandated higher interest charges during construction, and a six-month deadline for completion.

"They will be more popular for one reason: Governments are mandating higher economy standards," Mr. Colton said.