Sentence examples for mandates imposed from inspiring English sources

Our already financially starved schools will see more unfunded mandates imposed to carry out these reforms.

Relatively recently, there have been several instances of mandates imposed upon the entire international community, with varying degrees of success.

Mr. Renzi disagrees, arguing that district residents are more concerned about environmental obstacles to economic development and bureaucratic mandates imposed on small businesses than about falling stock prices.

The obvious failure of the austerity mandates imposed so far has undermined not only public participation — a value in itself — but also the possibility of arriving at a sensible, and sensibly timed, solution.

Texas is leading the charge against the requirement, which states see as more onerous than the mandates imposed on them by the 2002 education law, the No Child Left Behind Act.

He said the cost of Medicaid mandates imposed by the state were putting intense pressure on his county's ability to deliver basics like social services, law enforcement and road repair.

Businesses are not going to hire someone for a $4000 tax credit if government mandates impose long-term costs on them that significantly exceed the temporary credit.

His point, he said, is that government mandates impose costs that "make automation a more viable option for business".

Mays declined to address the steroids issue, citing a mandate imposed last month by Commissioner Bud Selig.

One is a requirement that it pay nearly $5.5 billion a year for health benefits to future retirees, a mandate imposed on no other government agency.

The Postal Service wants Congress to remove a 2006 requirement that it pay nearly $5.5 billion a year for health benefits to future retirees, a mandate imposed on no other agency, which officials have said has crippled the post office.