U.N. missions by and large make up their own rules as they go along, subject to mandates, which member states have themselves devised to suit their own aims.
There is a striking correlation between Christian rhetoric on the trail and those who prefer women's futures and bodies be subject under mandate of the male-majority government.
Failure to comply with the so-called individual mandate subjects scofflaws to a modest fee, to be paid when they file their tax returns.
A state actor is a legal term for any institution that acts as an arm of the government — and is, therefore, subject to constitutional mandates like due process.
Because New York does not mandate elementary foreign language education as some states do, Ms. Barnett explained, language programs tend to suffer when test scores drop in mandated subjects, such as math and English.
Bank of America paid back its bailout money on Wednesday and only its top 25 workers whose pay Mr. Feinberg ruled on in October will be subject to his mandates this year.
The A.M.A.'s new policy, which was adopted at the group's annual meeting in Chicago, also called on review boards at hospitals, universities and medical centers that must approve research that involves human subjects to consider mandating registration as a condition of approval.
Where British Tradition once mandated subjects to genuflect before their royals, Britain is now busy instructing itself on how to properly render homage by prostrating themselves nose to ground before their new potentates, the oil barons of Araby.
Like a student union, only with better expenses, it spends an inordinate amount of time on subjects way outside its mandate, such as foreign policy and defence.
The rapidly growing city of 6.7 million —, which, perhaps surprisingly, was first subject to urban planning mandates in the mid-20th century — is still ahead of others in South America when it comes to urban governance.
Alongside subsidies are mandates (also subject to change).
