Sentence examples for mandates when from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, it no longer mandates when or how doctors respond to requests, as long as "the patient makes an independent decision to self-administer a lethal dose of medication".

In fact, many argued, among them Governor Ridge, that it was disingenuous for Democrats to accuse a Republican administration of failing to pay for federal mandates when many of the underfinanced mandates were imposed while Democrats were in charge.

Although Congress is not allowed to regulate commerce by enacting laws that abridge freedom of speech or religion, or any other textual limitation actually in the Constitution, there is simply nothing in the Constitution preventing Congress from using mandates when exercising the commerce power.

For example, adjusting biofuel mandates when global markets come under pressure and food supplies are endangered has been recommended by a group of international organizations including FAO, IFAD, the International Monetary Fund, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, the UN Conference on Trade and Development, WFP, the World Bank and the World Trade Organization.

The junta's security forces exceeded even that sweeping mandate when targeting dissidents for elimination.

And that's not really much of a mandate, when you think about it.

"I wasn't given any mandate when I arrived here seven years ago.

Born in Poland in 1923, he and his family moved to Palestine under the British mandate when he was 11.

You got a bit of a honeymoon and a bit of a mandate when you won an election.

"Keep it off the front pages" was Hunt's mandate when he took over from the doomed Andrew Lansley.

The tests were mandated when the Illinois attorney general sued the district in 1985 after news media reports and a Better Government Association investigation alleged patronage hiring.