Sentence examples for mandates made from inspiring English sources

A largely Oxbridge (and significantly public school) elite able to shuffle power among themselves, untrammelled by the constraints of manifestos or mandates made irrelevant by permanent opportunist coalitions of the "centre".

But they're consistent with the results of other analyses, such as a 2003 study, commissioned by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, that compared health reform plans and found that mandates made a big difference both to success in covering the uninsured and to cost-effectiveness.

Some of the states that were unlucky enough to win Race to the Top mandates made little or no gains or lost ground [Emphasis added].

The chancellor, Harold O. Levy, contends that two-thirds of the budget is committed to contractual obligations, court decisions and government mandates, making it exceedingly difficult to absorb budget cuts.

The law that mandates "making" a sukkah means that it has to be a DIY project.

But Gingrich's own past support for an individual mandate made him exactly the wrong candidate to make that case.

The mandate made its political début in a 1989 Heritage Foundation brief titled "Assuring Affordable Health Care for All Americans," as a counterpoint to the single-payer system and the employer mandate, which were favored in Democratic circles.

In an interview with the local council leader of Sakabusolo, we were told that this mandate made it easy for him to choose those he knew to be literate.

Mr. Ross met that mandate, making it possible to tune out the whole notion of competition, if only fleetingly.

The mandate makes it impossible for us to live up to that core mission, giving us the choice of either compromising our beliefs or being crushed by fines.

Until 15 October 2015, Indian Health Service pharmacies and clinics did not have policies in place to follow the federal mandate making Plan B available over the counter.