Sentence examples for much mandates from inspiring English sources

This naturally leads to a publishing environment that pretty much mandates that findings are framed in the most favorable and exciting way, with important caveats and limitations hidden between the lines or missing completely.

"At first, I took the course because my dad pretty much mandated it.

And the concept of passing up even a decent shot at the top job may seem particularly exotic after the presidential election in November when the feeling in both camps was pretty much "mandate, schmandate".

While Apple runs a great platform that facilitates a number of sales for other music streaming services, 30percentt really is way too steep a fee for recurring in-app purchases, especially when deals with record companies pretty much mandate the $10 monthly subscription price as a minimum price point.

I think it does give the prime minister a much stronger mandate.

If you talk about confronting powerful business interests and win, you have a much broader mandate.

If Mrs Arroyo wins (as currently expected), she would have a much clearer mandate the next time round.

She won 51.6% of the valid votes cast to secure a much reduced mandate, having fought off a strong challenge by the pro-business Aécio Neves.

But I also think you can't leave out the fact that a newly elected mayor who had just gotten mayoral control had a much broader mandate than he enjoys now".

Thousands were saved last year by Italy's search and rescue operation, Mare Nostrum, but that unit was stood down last autumn, replaced by a European operation with a much flimsier mandate.

What is interesting is that the Iranian public could not possibly have forgotten the failure of reformist president Mohammad Khatami – with his much stronger mandate – to achieve very similar goals.