Sentence examples for set the mandates from inspiring English sources

He played a major role in drafting the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and particularly Title VII of that bill, which outlawed racial discrimination in employment and set the mandates for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

This year, as the drought persisted, desperate farmers asked the EPA to set the mandate aside to help cut corn prices.

In terms of design we provide guidelines to set the mandate of the system (benefits and duration) and how to assess the tradeoffs between alternative mechanisms to finance redistribution.

However, in 2011, exports started to rise again [44] because: i) the palm oil demand for national biodiesel production is reaching its maximum as the biodiesel blend approaches the limit set in the mandate, and ii) the demand for palm oil from the national traditional (that is the non-biodiesel) market has not absorbed the palm oil surplus.

But it set the scene for his mandate to axe the carbon tax as his first item of business.

Osborne: "In my first Budget, I set the Government the fiscal mandate of achieving a cyclically-adjusted current balance by the end of the five-year horizon.

For instance, if the government sets the rice mandated growth rate at 2.05% per annum, the rice self-sufficiency rate is expected to improve from 95.05% to over 100% for 2030 and from 82.25 to 106.16% for 2050.

Now, with one year remaining in the state's legislative mandate to set the district's 3,000 students on a path toward academic success, the effort is at a critical crossroads.

But Bristow said he was not under government's control, saying the home secretary had a democratic mandate to set the NCA's priorities and budget, and he directed its operations.

The British Mandate has set the rules related to the wastewater disposal systems in the region and issued the appropriate legislation to illustrate the role of wastewater effluent on the deterioration of fresh water quality.

The United Nations must think about this carefully, before setting out the mandate of the new envoy.