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"He's got more mandates than I'd like.

Finally, there's also a partisan division among states seeking election security money, state officials have told me, with Democrats more comfortable with federal mandates than their Republican counterparts.

Traditionally, rich Asians wanted to control investments made from their accounts and were much less willing to cede discretionary mandates than their counterparts in the West.

Banking giant UBS calls the big, slow, lumpy, expensive coal and nuclear plants "the dinosaur of the future energy system: Too big, too inflexible, not even relevant for backup power in the long run". Such obsolete technologies are less at risk from reg-ulatory mandates than from market defeat by a swarm of agile competitors that their promoters don't even recognize.

What better way to fulfill these springtime mandates than to visit the art museums and public art attractions waiting for you just beyond the five boroughs?

SB 32: Require greenhouse gas emissions to be 40% below 1990 levels by 2030, a more aggressive set of mandates than those established by California's landmark climate change law, AB 32, enacted in 2006.

Referendums are easier to mandate than to carry out, however.

A.I.G., an insurance company, was even farther from the Fed's mandate than Lehman.

FEW democratically elected leaders have assumed office with a weaker mandate than Argentina's Néstor Kirchner.

This means that the president elected in 2004 will have a much stronger popular mandate than any previous one.

Mr. Rouhani, administration officials noted, also appeared to have a broader mandate than his predecessors to make a diplomatic opening.