Sentence examples for through mandating from inspiring English sources

That was what she said the National Solidarity Program had done through mandating the election of men's and women's councils -- and requiring that each council's proposed projects be subject to the approval of the other council.

Instead of overtly running providers such as Aetna and UnitedHealthcare out of business, the federal government will take them over through mandating what they can and cannot do, as well as "reinsuring" private carriers for costs above certain levels.

The CONSORT statement [ 14] is a concerted effort to raise the quality of clinical trial reporting, through mandating a checklist of 22 items and a participant flow diagram in reports.

Another way in which nonfinancial and within role conflicts might be addressed in cases such as the ASR hip is through mandating the collection of relevant evidence for or against the innovation and disseminating this information.p The bias engendered by conflicts might be tempered in the face of evidence which contradicts the surgeon's optimistic view of the innovation.

Five, through mandating processes managed by third parties (e.g. the World Trade Organization) to oversee implementation of trade agreements including dispute settlement and enforcement mechanisms, the sovereignty of nation states and their autonomy to make decisions regarding population health is diminished [ 85].

It can be achieved through mandated private-insurer coverage coupled with subsidies.

Americans who want contraception are free to get it, but forcing religious institutions to provide it through mandated insurance coverage is a diminishment of freedom.

A lot of state governments have put through mandated benefits, like mandatory 48-hour hospital stays for vaginal births, and 72-hour stays for Caesarean births.

They cite, for example, the method the Obama administration used to circumvent Senate approval (which is explicitly required under Dodd-Frank) for the appointment of the head of the CFPB and the technique of funding the bureau through mandated payments by the Fed.A response by the government could come in August, an initial verdict by the upcoming election.

Passed by the voters in 1986 at the urging of enviros and Hollywood celebrities, it promised to shame polluters through mandated disclosure: They would have to label their products or processes as carcinogenic or threats to healthy childbearing.

This is significant because drug courts -- criminal justice programs that seek to reduce drug use through mandated treatment and close judicial oversight -- are supposed to help people address their drug problems and successfully exit the criminal justice system.