Sentence examples for sensitive mandate from inspiring English sources

Faced with such a politically sensitive mandate -- which increased rivalries of upstate and downstate, cities and suburbs, Democrats and Republicans -- the state's leaders fought.

The third will outline the sensitive mandate for the new "international stabilization force," which will back up the Lebanese army as it spreads government authority throughout Lebanon, prevents the import of any new weapons to rearm Hezbollah, and keeps the peace.

Unless any new therapies have very benign toxicities, the need to assess the need, dosage and response to treatment will mandate sensitive and specific monitoring techniques.

Obscurity could also serve as a compromise protective remedy: instead of forcing websites to remove sensitive information, courts could mandate some form of obscurity.

New immigrants' locational choices are likely to be particularly sensitive to E-Verify mandates since they may have the fewest roots in the USA and they need to find a job.

Develop data retention policies that mandate destruction of sensitive data when it is no longer needed.

This is something that the IEO report evidently regarded as beyond its mandate – or too sensitive – to discuss.

They say his authority as chief executive allows him to act without a specific congressional mandate in several sensitive areas, such as easing some sanctions on Iran.

The role of Task Force 47 is highly sensitive, potentially conflicting with the parliamentary mandate for German troops that speaks vaguely only of providing stability in Afghanistan.

It might be easier to simply mandate that all non-sensitive data is put up on web-sites and front-ended by the sort of intelligent query sofware produced by the likes of Autonomy.

Within this mandate, management will overweight price sensitive sectors such as exploration and production companies when they're bullish on natural gas and move to more integrated companies, utilities and pipelines when the outlook isn't as favorable.