Sentence examples for mandates implemented from inspiring English sources

In accordance with new mandates implemented by the Accreditation Council on Graduate Medical Education, reliance on operative case logs as demonstration of residents' surgical competence will no longer be adequate.

We collected information on state mandates implemented by December 31, 2008 and used data on insured adults aged 50 and 64 years from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System between 2002 and 2008 to classify individual-level exposure to state mandates for at least 1 year.

WASHINGTON -- The description of Mitt Romney's Massachusetts' health care legislation as a "tax penalty" on official state government websites could add fuel to the debate over descriptions of the individual mandate, implemented in the Bay State and then nationally.

If you're paying someone's insurance, and it's the taxpayer's dime, can't we start dictating diets and lifestyle and all that stuff that we in the United States, if you suggested it today people would say, 'That's crazy.' But I just think once young people start to watch this individual mandate implemented, that they're going to really be shocked and pissed off at what they discover.

Second, we did not have information on how state mandates were implemented.

Dental therapists have historically had a level of professional freedom that might face unfamiliar barriers as new legislative mandates are implemented.

After the DIS referral mandate was implemented, the CBO averaged over 6 enrollments per month during the next 4 months.

Nonetheless, the results of our study indicate that the least advantaged segments of the target population will benefit from the mandate if implemented as currently proposed.

This could be due to how the mandates on DSME were implemented: many mandates included restrictions on who should receive the benefits and who could be reimbursed for providing DSME [ 25].

This was said to lead not only to a lack of transparency, but also the lack of acknowledgement of mandates for implementing change.

Including policy mandates to implement ECD within policy documents for a single sector, such as the education sector in Nepal, creates challenges to engaging other sectors in supporting ECD.