Sentence examples for use of the mandates from inspiring English sources

Since he became the presumptive Republican nominee, many have feared that a terror attack could galvanize support for Trump and his campaign, which from the start made masterful use of the mandates of fear.

They include export restrictions, the use of biofuel mandates, and the opportunities and threats presented by increased foreign investment in agriculture.

We suggest that when contemplating the use of vague mandates in terms of partnership composition and governance arrangements to speed up implementation, policy-makers need to take into account the likely variation between partnerships that will arise.

We do not recommend additional use of the PROMIS measures for mandated quality improvement or outcomes monitoring in dialysis centers.

These have taken the form of research centres within MOHs, such as the National Health Systems Resource Centre in India, as well as the use of mandates and legislation to incorporate health policy and systems research into policymaking, as done in Mexico [ 5].

The widespread use of these agents mandates prospective, randomized evaluation of the cardiovascular safety of COX-2 inhibitors.

The Food and Drug Administration mandates use of the crab blood in the testing of all new injectable medicines.

The Senate mandates use of the National Assessment of Educational Progress -- tests now taken in 41 states -- to double-check that the state tests are actually measuring student learning.

Indeed, the use of handcuffs is mandated by the Patrol Guide, the department's policy manual.

Regardless of whose numbers are quoted, this census of captivity is a daunting reminder of the global use of legally mandated censorship.

The Compulsory Acknowledgment of Christ Act (CACA) prohibits the use of the phrase "happy holidays" while mandating the use of "Merry Christmas".