Sentence examples for many mandates from inspiring English sources

Mr. Isaac's pitch goes like this: The state has too many mandates for local school districts that force those districts to spend money outside the classrooms.

Many mandates deal with preventive measures like screening for breast, colon or prostate cancer; regular doctor visits and immunizations for children; and supplies and education for diabetics.

School officials also say that too many mandates take a one-size-fits-all approach — for instance, the one requiring three outside auditors that was imposed on every district after the Roslyn scandal.

He also asks the commission to determine whether too many children are being tracked into expensive special-education classes unnecessarily and whether the state has placed too many mandates on local districts.

Largely avoiding phrases like "job killing" and rarely raising their voices, Republicans, mindful of the political penalty they might face for excessive acrimony, politely laid out their case, arguing that the law imposed too many mandates, was unconstitutional and cost too much.

Said one respondent, "There are many mandates handed down to me and some are misleading and contradictory".

He blamed the state government for imposing too many mandated expenses on the county, from Medicaid to pension costs, and said he wanted to avoid another large property tax increase after last year's 15percentt rise.

Thousands of nonprofit organizations rely on government money, with many mandated by the state to provide services.

So many senators' mandates had expired that it became impossible to muster a majority.

Last month, the Texas Legislature passed a bill to allow insurers to sell plans that are exempt from many state mandates.

This may or may not speak to the fact that institutions and occupations often install prerequisites just to look rigorous — hardly a rational justification for maintaining so many mathematics mandates.