Sentence examples similar to perfect mandate from inspiring English sources

OTA said it realizes the bill is "not perfect," but it does mandate nationwide labeling, and it does maintain organic as "the gold standard for transparency and non-GMO status".

Go back and read the general assembly resolution and you will see that its mandate is near perfect.

Besides, while the enforcement of car insurance mandates isn't perfect, it does greatly increase the number of insured drivers.

So he argues now that whereas individual states have a perfect right to impose an individual mandate if they so choose, the federal government has no business thrusting such a policy down the states' throats.

That these were not perfected in advance and mandated by law points to critical weaknesses in American political and regulatory systems, and to the fact that Americans continue to be willing to be held hostage to petroleum.

The mandate is to make your child, if not perfect, at least better than other kids.

Third, I agree with Domenech that this is the perfect political moment for Republicans to be arguing for an individual mandate delay.

— Amar'e Stoudemire responded like the perfect company man during the preseason when addressing the N.B.A.'s mandate to curtail excessive complaining by issuing technical fouls.

But the perfect should not be the enemy of the good, and the ethanol mandate has not been a catastrophe.

Today in New York, the Security Council is scheduled to extend the mandate of the United Nations Assistance Missionn in Afghanistan for another year — the perfect chance to provide a clear set of priorities.

"However, the mandate for the attorney general is not to devise a perfect system but one calculated to achieve the goals of the statute without unreasonably impinging on the nontrivial privacy rights" of parolees.