Sentence examples for more explicit mandates from inspiring English sources
With funders and publishers moving towards more explicit mandates (regarding data availability), we examined the current barriers to unrestricted availability of data and explored different scenarios in which commercial agreements might run contrary to scientific convention and data sharing policies.
The two large PRCs affiliated with provincial perinatal care programs had the most infrastructure support for evidence reviews and appeared to have a more explicit mandate for evidence-informed decision-making: "There was a recognition that we needed to use the evidence that was presented, that we needed to use best practice" (Case 2).
The agreement is the most concrete accord reached by the three countries since France and Germany angered the United States by opposing the war and ruining the American-led coalition's chances of winning a more explicit United Nations mandate to invade Iraq.
Perhaps residency training in child abuse and neglect should be a required subspecialty rotation with more explicit curricular content than in the current mandates.
Many academics and advocates for nursing home residents say the federal government must be more explicit about the components of an acceptable plan, not merely mandate that there be one.
Weaver was more explicit.
Others are more explicit about defiling her.
Was it setting a more explicit goal?
Now he is being more explicit.
Other guests were more explicit.
