Sentence examples for voter mandates from inspiring English sources

Both the government barometer and the city survey are completed to fulfil voter mandates placed on the controller's office.

But one thing is certain: The worst way to resolve these issues is by voter mandates that prevent the decisions from being made at the "point of instruction".

The prison guards' union, having swelled its well-paid ranks after voter mandates helped to produce a system where 750,000 Californians are either locked up, on parole or on probation, was upset at Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger for balking at their demands.

California's budget problems show how overly-optimistic spending, combined with voter mandates and institutional constraints (with none of it linked together), can lead to calamity.

To rub salt in the wound, he wins the popular vote by a margin of 57percentto41percentcent, a 16-point gap over McCain, and one of the biggest voter mandates in the past century.

In each place, moreover, the basic need to constantly compare spending and revenue-raising broke down thanks to ideological fixity, a loss of consensus, and the recourse to voter mandates.

There is no voter mandate for a further centralization of social programs at the E.U. level.

Witness the recent voter mandate for land preservation in both Suffolk and Nassau Counties.

The reduction stems from a 1994 voter mandate, and must account for population changes in the past decade.

Neither Mr. Obama nor Mr. Romney has laid out detailed plans for a new tax code, much less campaigned to receive a voter mandate for one.

The candidates should begin now to seek the voter mandate the next president will need to mobilize the nation for climate action at home and international leadership abroad.