Sentence examples for universal mandate from inspiring English sources

Mitt Romney supports private insurance enforced by a universal mandate.

Mandatory jury service is more like a lottery than a truly universal mandate.

The universal mandate to buy insurance that Mr. Romney promoted helped inspire President Obama's health care overhaul.

To the Editor: I enjoyed reading Paul Starr's clever solution to the Congressional roadblock surrounding a universal mandate for Americans to buy health insurance.

In effect, Congress would require every citizen to pay a tax (another name for a "universal mandate") set by a private corporation.

But if our action is confined to shaking our heads at the television set, Blair might as well have a universal mandate.

I would expect DeVos to lean more heavily on cheerleading and perhaps the creation of incentives for states to make changes, as opposed to issuing universal mandates.

As we know, the historic reform is based on imposing universal mandates and distributing generous subsidies to low-to-middle-income households.

The issue has led to battles pitting minority rights against property rights, as home builders and others resist universal mandates that benefit only a small part of the population.

It's a smart, sensual and only sometimes saccharine album on which Grande obeys pop music's universal mandates while also striving to make music that is uniquely, authentically hers.

Since a rational nature declares itself by the self-imposition of the end, morality is the relationship of actions to the autonomy of the will; and this autonomy is the relation of the will to the most universal mandating (Gesetzgebung) possible.