Sentence examples for politically mandated from inspiring English sources

The veterans who run human spaceflight at NASA put themselves in a good position to re-pivot to the moon if that became politically mandated.

It's a politically mandated number, first conjured up in 1988 by Chinese officials.

Criticism in Israel focuses on the military's politically mandated strategy and its failure in recent years to reorganize and review its doctrine and strategy in a world in which Israel is more likely to confront unconventional rather than conventional forces.

Fortunately, this public service already has a politically mandated priority for cases with children living in families with violence (Norwegian Directorate for Children, Youth and Family Affairs 2014).

Building on such synergies offers an evident economy of scale that is affordable, managerially efficient, technically sound, and also politically mandated by current USG policy.

TR35 member Michael Raab's bio­engineering approach toward eco­nomical ethanol production, which centers on infusing corn with enzymes that will allow more of the plant to be converted into ethanol, needs the following modifications: transfer this work to common lawn grass, and politically mandate the periodic gathering of the clippings for ethanol production.

"These politically motivated and mandated disclosures are not about protecting investors, they are about shaming companies, or at least attempting to shame companies, into adopting their agenda," he said in July.

Wait for NBC to conclude its internal probe as well as other inquiries that may be politically driven or mandated.

This fundamental change took place under the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which is ideologically mandated and politically predisposed to suppress private ownership.

While hiring native employees to staff foreign operations is politically expedient and often mandated by government contracts, the decision is also good management, Mr. Durando said.

Single-payer health care is the only system which is financially feasible, politically equitable and morally mandated.