Sentence examples for public mandates from inspiring English sources

More important, mothers spent considerably more time at work growing their careers and contributing more to the economy, all without any public mandates or shaming.

At the same time, "mothers spent considerably more time at work growing their careers and contributing more to the economy, all without any public mandates or shaming".

The health-care economy that emerged from the Affordable Care Act is a Rube Goldberg contraption with many interlocking parts: laws, taxes, subsidies, public mandates, and administrative directives, along with the expansion of existing features, particularly Medicaid.

As for the President's contention that the government's domestic operations have been drastically curtailed because of Watergate, that kind of cutback would unintentionally fulfill one of the public mandates he claimed in last week's speech to have been given in the 1972 election — "to reduce the power and size of government".

In this paper we argue that the concept of mainstreaming was originally developed for situations where governments or intergovernmental organizations with explicit public mandates took the lead, but it is increasingly extended into various governance contexts where multiple types of actors at different levels (could) engage in conserving biodiversity.

In return, businesses have to comply with anti-discrimination laws and other public mandates.

Its report calls on companies to adhere to the Global Compact's CEO Water Mandate guidelines, which espouse principles such as inclusiveness, respect for government's public mandate and transparency.

Does that require them to accept a public mandate?

This is being done without a public mandate.

"I don't think that first-rate research is incompatible with a wide public mandate".

Yet Mr. Hazare, too, stumbled last week, misjudging his own public mandate.