Sentence examples for obvious mandates for from inspiring English sources
The effects of gillnet mesh size regulations were more obvious; mandates for larger mesh sizes and regulations prohibiting the use of smaller mesh increased the catch of larger fish.
There was no puffing, sipping or page turning by Piniella, just a valiant and futile attempt to dispute the obvious mandate for the Mariners.
Fred Wilpon would not say the Mets must reach the World Series for the 2000 season to be considered successful, but the team's president and chief executive officer admitted that the obvious mandate is to qualify for the postseason for the second straight year.
Together with the closely divided Congress and the lack of an obvious mandate, this will undermine any expansive political agenda.
Ken Pollack, a fellow from the Saban Centre for Middle East Policy, said that with continuing uncertainty over the intelligence picture, and no obvious legal mandate for military action, the US will be desperate to secure more international backing to argue that intervention is "legitimate".
"The services are mandates for other ministries.
Producing mandates for negotiators is one thing.
House Republicans are resisting mandates for cybersecurity.
Likewise, Net Neutrality mandates will give rise to neutrality mandates for other areas.
"Self-defense units," with no obvious official mandate, swoop down at train stations and other entry points for sudden inspections.
