Sentence examples for right to mandate from inspiring English sources

What is being disputed here is Congress's right to mandate the purchase of a good or service.

The government has the right to mandate actions of its citizens — paying taxes, fighting in the military during past wars, sending our children to school and so forth.

It "will determine whether or not the court believes the government has a right to mandate that Americans buy a product or service, a direct impact on our freedom and liberty".

"The Supreme Court has said in the context of commercial advertising, the government has a very broad right to mandate speech that is reasonably aimed at preventing people from being misled".

"The Supreme Court has said in the context of commercial advertising, the government has a very broad right to mandate speech that is reasonably aimed at preventing people from being misled," Eugene Volokh, a law professor at the University of California, Los Angeles (and prominent legal blogger), told the Times.

Li Xinghao, a spokesman for the China Banking Regulatory Commission, said last month of Fatca that "unless the law is modified, the China Banking Regulatory Commission has no right to mandate Chinese banks to disclose account information of U.S. clients to the U.S. taxing authorities".

In California, meanwhile, voters turned back an attempt by abortion-rights opponents to mandate parental notification, the issue's third ballot defeat in the state in four years.

Since a State Supreme Court decision in 1979, New York City has operated under a "right to shelter" mandate that guarantees nightly housing for every eligible resident.

Is it right to federally mandate all women immigrants to receive the Gardasil vaccine, which has claimed approximately 20 lives and produced "thousands of cases of adverse effects"?

"The kids have a right to constitutionally mandated services; they don't necessarily have a right to a dollar amount," he said.

According to city records, the number of homeless New York City residents reached an all-time high in December 2014, despite the court-mandated right to shelter mandate, which requires the city to provide temporary housing to every eligible individuals.