Sentence examples for systems mandate from inspiring English sources

The above framework suggests that factors influencing individual choices, as well as strategies to be employed lie often in spheres beyond the immediate HRM or even health systems mandate.

The ever increasing complexity of distributed systems mandates to formally verify their design and implementation.

In order to mobilize larger groups of Dinka raiders than would have traditionally been possible under the age-set system, the leadership of the SPLA enforced a break in these deeply entrenched social systems, mandating a hiatus in the practice of age-set ceremonies and competitions.

In districts across the country, these kinds of partnerships are providing ways for school leaders and educators to create realistic action plans that address the complexities of the Common Core and new evaluation systems mandated by state policymakers, often under tight timetables.

The complexities of human immunology and pathogen-induced modulation of the immune system mandate new approaches to vaccine discovery and design.

Does the performance management system mandate the use of RDM functionality?

Gillette's system mandates that a third of the directors stand for election each year.

At one time, California's cap-and-trade system, mandated by a 2006 state law, seemed a likely blueprint for a national system.

The Chicago teachers' strike was prompted in part by a fierce disagreement over how much student test scores will weigh in a new teacher evaluation system mandated by state law.

Some see in this and other dark and innovative films a rebirth of the Polish Film School, a group of film directors who, from the mid-1950s to early '60s, were among the first in Eastern Europe to revolt against the idealization of the socialist system mandated by the Communist authorities.

The lack of a universally accepted definition of what constitutes the limbic system mandates an explicitly informed scientific use of this term.