Sentence examples for which mandated popular from inspiring English sources
He opposed the 17th Amendment to the Constitution, which mandated popular election of senators.
That's because our motivations and meaning in our lives have been scrambled by popular culture, which mandates that the thing we really should want -- the thing that will prove we are the alpha males -- has turned out to be hollow, addicting and spirit-crushing.
An attempt to overturn Colorado's law, which mandates electors vote for the state's popular vote winner, was tossed out of federal court in the Rocky Mountain State on Monday as "a stunt".
Equally important is the ACGME Outcome Project, which mandates competency-based training.
Another popular mandated coverage is coverage for post-college children under 26 years of age.
Gove and the coalition are playing with the lives of young people to further a political agenda for which they have no popular mandate.
Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi came into office with an unprecedented popular mandate, which he has used to pursue an ambitious program of "structural reform".
In Britain an act of Parliament immediately becomes part of the uncodified constitution; however, before acting on a highly controversial issue, Parliament must seek a popular mandate, which represents a majority other than the one that elected it.
"In that 10-point plan, we called for a referendum to coincide with the 7th May election which would give a popular moral mandate to the TDC (Thanet District Council) to refuse housing development on Manston".
The state oil monopoly is both popular and constitutionally mandated.
While Donald Trump expressed some interest in protecting against loss of coverage for those with pre-existing conditions, this would not be feasible absent the far-less-popular insurance mandate, which broadened the risk pool.
