Sentence examples similar to mandates we face from inspiring English sources

"We have to designate more money than ever to the increased mandates that we face," he said.

"We face overlapping mandates," Mr. Hirshon said.

In the United States we face Trump's make-believe mandate for charter schools and vouchers.

If anything, however, European mandates will face growing problems, as health care cost inflation is spreading globally.

As Scotusblog explains: The owners and their stores do not object to every part of the contraceptive mandate, but they do object to the use of any drugs or intrauterine devices that — in the words of their lawyers — 'end human life after conception.' They have estimated that, if they follow their faith and violate the mandate, they face fines of about $1.3m a day, or almost $475m a year.

Sheffield's Brook, unbeaten in 32 pro bouts, is mandated to face American Porter before 19 July.

Prior to the ruling, states would feel pressured to accept the Medicaid expansion mandate or face a loss in eligibility for the federal government matching 90percentt of state's Medicaid funding.

The morning after the election, we will face a huge "cliff": how to deal with Afghanistan, Iran and Syria, without guidance from the candidates or a mandate from voters.

While Ms. Merkel gave her approval to the E.C.B.'s bond-buying plan, stressing the independence of the bank and emphasizing that it had acted within its mandate, she faces unrest within her governing coalition.

In response to the 16-hour mandate and faced with a Rubik's-cube conundrum of covering all the work with the same number of interns working fewer hours, training programs across the country came up with several innovative scheduling configurations.

Hollande's critics say structural reform has not gone nearly deep enough, fearing that one and a half years into a five-year mandate and faced with a tax revolt and tricky municipal elections next spring‚ further reforms will be put on hold.