Sentence examples for mandates means from inspiring English sources

Complying with new mandates means not planning for productive investment.

Federal ethanol mandates mean that production of biofuel from corn will remain high, regardless of price.

State revenues for the coming year are expected to grow by 6.8%, but various voter-approved mandates mean that spending, unchecked, would grow by 12.6%.

"What further complicates it is that this federal mandate [to disclose data] is somewhat in conflict with other mandates meant to protect patient privacy," he said.

A broader mandate means better diversification opportunities, he said.

"Losing the mandate means continuing with our unfair individual insurance markets in a world where employer-based insurance is rapidly disappearing".

The scale of his mandate means he will not have to work with allies and will be able to set his own agenda.

Paradoxically, the personal nature of Mr Uribe's mandate means that his second term may be dominated by the battle to succeed him.

Its restricted mandate means that it has only been responsible for a third of all rescues this year, while Mare Nostrum saved well over half of last year's record numbers.

For 25 years India has been governed by coalitions, but the size of Modi's mandate means he will not have to work with allies and can set his own agenda.

The size of Modi's mandate means he will not have to work with allies and can set his own agenda, with the party's regional strength likely to be reinforced at local elections in coming months.