Sentence examples for whole mandate from inspiring English sources

It's called Medicare, in light of which the whole mandate scheme seems ridiculously arcane and stupid and fraught with corruption.

So, there is a text associated with Triumph of the Technocrat that talks about this whole mandate about what public art is".

The leftists are the heirs of Ben-Gurion's pragmatic Labour Zionists, who were willing to accept less than the whole British mandate of Palestine, in the hope of gaining international acceptance, if not Arab agreement.

The industry as a whole is mandating greater diversity.

Contrary to their name, the Singing Cadets are not all members of the Corps of Cadets and have not been since 1965, when the university as a whole ceased mandating Corps membership.

Among other things, the committee — whose lineup makes it more dominated by conservatives than the whole chamber — proposed mandating military custody for noncitizen members of Al Qaeda or its allies accused of plotting attacks, even those arrested on American soil.

"We need to deliver on our promises, but this is a case of not just us delivering on what we promised, the whole country is mandated to deliver this World Cup," said Thani Al Zarraa, a senior engineer and project manager for Qatar 2022.

Obviously, this would cause my karmic barometer to drop from levels I generally maintain with my semi-strict, Marin-mandated, Whole Food sanctioned, vegetarian diet. .

Apart from this specific obligation, they would regard it as contrary to the whole spirit of the Mandate system that the population of Palestine should remain forever under Mandatory tutelage.

All eight Democratic Unionist party MPs are highly likely to back Brexit in the Commons and the party's leader Nigel Dodds said the ruling was "disappointing … On 23 June the British people as a whole gave a clear mandate for the UK government to leave the EU.

Obama's whole argument for the mandate is based on the idea that uninsured folks impose an unacceptable financial burden on the rest of us when they land in emergency rooms and get care they can't pay for.