Sentence examples for statutory mandates from inspiring English sources

"The market is expecting this future scarcity as the statutory mandates continue to increase," Mr. Grundler said.

"After years of adhering to the mantra that we 'do more with less,' the current budgetary situation combined with decades of statutory mandates — many funded but many not — is forcing us into a 'do less with less' approach," she told the State Legislature last year.

"Even though the commission has general authority to regulate in this arena, it may not impose requirements that contravene express statutory mandates," Judge David Tatel said.

When not precluded by statutory mandates (e.g., Delaney prohibition), the U.S. FDA considers both physiologic adaptive responses and beneficial effects.

The focus of the U.S. EPA's research efforts on application, as opposed to more basic research, reflects the practical considerations arising from the U.S. EPA's statutory mandates, guidance development, and related decision-making needs.

A balance must be achieved between the needs of individual agencies to carry out their statutory mandates and the societal desire to implement the 3Rs (refining, reducing, and replacing the use of animals) while increasing testing of chemicals for developmental neurotoxic potential.

Consistent with its statutory mandate, the committee seeks to foster maximum employment and price stability.

"But the Fed has a clear statutory mandate, and keeping traders happy is not one of them".

"The Federal Reserve is not seeking a change to its statutory mandate," a Fed spokeswoman, Michelle A. Smith, said in a statement.

In a strongly worded opinion, Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh wrote that "the president may not decline to follow a statutory mandate or prohibition simply because of policy objections".

The article also doesn't mention that the agency's statutory mandate requires us to maintain fair, orderly and efficient markets and facilitate capital formation.