Sentence examples for modern mandates from inspiring English sources
A mismatch appears to have developed between the function of EDs, with their disparate modern mandates, and their form or environment created by the traditional physical design which is geared more toward managing those with acute illness and injury than those with chronic conditions.
Government by the people in the modern world mandates modern communication tools that invite people into decision making instead of shutting them out.
Consider California's new mandate.
As outlined above, modern hospital care mandates an understanding of human factors and of technology.
For many years now, the modern mother's mandate seems to have been to look like a high-school junior heading to Key Club.
Set almost entirely in Israel, the book spans 160 years of tumultuous Israeli and family history, from the 1830's, when Palestine was part of the Turkish Empire, through the three major waves, or aliyahs, of Jewish immigration, the British mandate, modern statehood and warfare, up to the present.
Only then, he said, could the party achieve what it has so rarely won in modern presidential elections: a mandate to do big things.
Mr. Thaksin, 51, who has the biggest popular mandate any modern Thai leader has attained, has come face to face with the promises he made to win it.
Jihadism was defined by the researchers as "a modern revolutionary political ideology mandating the use of violence to defend or promote a particular, very narrow vision of Sunni Islam".
The following year Florida passed the first modern "shall issue" statute mandating the issuance of a carry license if the applicant met certain basic standards.
