Sentence examples for publicly mandated from inspiring English sources

We continue to fulfill our publicly mandated mission to provide stability and liquidity, in a safe and sound manner, while others have fled.

A few schools – very few – have huge endowments to offset the costs, but that's not a long-term solution, and it's no solution at all for public schools being devoured by publicly mandated expenditures, Hennessy said.

For publicly traded firms in the U.S., the Internal Revenue Service IRSS) has access to both public and private information from the publicly mandated disclosures required by the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) and the IRS' own private disclosures submitted via a corporate tax return.

Martens [42, 43] goes one step further and calls for the establishment of a mobility insurance scheme, in analogy to (publicly mandated) health insurances schemes seen in most developed countries.

The next step for such research may involve randomizing schools to receive the additional element of public commitment activities on top of publicly funded and mandated obesity prevention programs.

Sinners have every right to repent, but in this country religious sacraments are not supposed to be legally mandated or publicly subsidized.

White publicly criticized another rule mandated by Congress that would have required the companies to disclose their use of conflict minerals ― natural resources that are mined to fund brutal violence in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

12 To summarise, the growth in the number of publicly reported and externally mandated quality measures has generated positive and negative effects.

Therefore, I propose the following Constitutional Amendment that I believe would achieve the same goals - and more - of both overturning Citizens United, and mandating publicly funded elections.

The school was designed for at-risk kids, and the charter agreement, signed by all seven co-founders, mandated that the publicly funded school "is and will be non-sectarian in all programs, admission policies, employment practices and all other operations".

The evidence reviewed by notified bodies is not mandated to be publicly available, which makes it challenging to directly compare published data with data reviewed by notified bodies.