Sentence examples for mandates in general from inspiring English sources

While mandating aspirin seems far-fetched, Dr. Agus does make a timely argument for preventive health mandates in general.

And if Mr Epstein is right that recognising religious exemptions may dampen secular opposition to Obamacare and solidify the principle of government mandates in general, the victory may even be Pyrrhic.

Mr. Brown, stoic in the face of the attacks, has drawn some analogies of his own from the Conservative years in power, noting that Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and Mr. Major overcame poor opinion poll showings between elections to win new mandates in general elections.

GDP growth:2.5% GDP per head: $44,330 (PPP: $39,460) Inflation:2.0% Budget balance (% GDP):-3.9 Population:64.4mAn economy in the full blush of recovery will underpin the Conservative Party's case for a sole mandate in general elections in May.

Today the tribunal ruled that although the Commission had not exceeded its mandate in general, it had done so in part by providing insufficient evidence for its boundary decisions, and consequently the tribunal made substantial boundary changes.

Abramowitz (2014) claims that this is unlikely because interstate migration during 1981 2010 was only 3%%, and mandated states in general had lower immigration than non-mandated states.

British rule in Palestine during the mandate was, in general, conscientious, efficient, and responsible.

Last year, Mr. Barak won a strong mandate in the general election.

Having come to power through a party convention rather than a popular vote, he is under pressure to confirm his mandate in a general election.

Republicans, in general, oppose mandates, saying that Washington should not impose its will on states in election administration.

His analysis suggests a new approach to both the legal history of Mandate Palestine and colonial societies in general.