Sentence examples for market mandates from inspiring English sources

Market mandates are infinitely more effective than decrees from Washington politicians.

The agency's findings come after its two-year examination of the structure and integrity of the market, mandated by the Dodd-Frank financial overhaul act.

No matter how emphatic its elite bias or "market mandate", there is no government that could resist a co-ordinated combination of occupations and sit-ins on the one hand, and of mass strikes and stayaways on the other.

Given the market mandate to accelerate, human solutions will no longer suffice.

In addition, although the company has enjoyed organic growth, eventually it "could outgrow its market, mandating growth through acquisition," Deutsche Bank offered.

I was reminded of this as I read Corby Kummer's profile of the new Boston Public Market -- the country's first year-round covered food market mandated to sell goods made with mostly locally-grown ingredients -- in the latest issue of The New Republic.

Now, with physician pay cuts resulting from an artificial health care market mandated by Obamacare, it will be years before a physician starts seeing a reasonable return on the investment which may allow him to justify the years of study, lost sleep, aggravation from a contentious malpractice environment, and loss of esteem held by an unknowing public.

There is no prohibition against repeating titles if they meet the marketing mandates of publishers.

If you don't, you will wind up with duplicate roles in competing orgs, and customers getting spammed because multiple employees have duplicate marketing mandates.

You see, the marketing mandate has changed.

Looking ahead, what's your Marketing Mandate for 2011?