There's no question that Harris placed much more extensive mandates on Prime than it had agreed to when it signed the deal with the Daughters of Charity.
In 2011, after numerous versions with extensive mandated cuts had been released in years prior, the BBFC waived all but one of their previous edits, passing Cannibal Holocaust with fifteen seconds of cuts.
You have a broad mandate.
And in December, when the abbey launched a $4 million campaign to pay for extensive renovations mandated by the town, it was Mother Dolores who appealed to the public, through the news media, for a Christmas miracle.
Public participation in environmental decision making has been facilitated in Europe and North America by laws that mandate extensive public access to government information on the environment.
And aside from the government, major retailers like Costco and Walmart mandate extensive food-safety planning and audits for their suppliers, all at a cost.
Others either mandate extensive simulations to obtain statistics or assume normal weight distribution.
But the same guidelines also require that all informed consent procedures in trials must adhere to current good clinical practice requirements, 19 which mandate extensive content, 20 so support groups are prevented from reducing information overload, for example, should they recommend this in their comments.
That is because the law, seeking to protect the reputations of accountants who might be wrongly accused, and of accounting firms, mandates extensive secrecy.
Meanwhile, contemporary demand for electrical outlets mandates extensive rewiring, and thick walls may require multiple repeaters to maintain steady internet service.
In Europe, burning wood pellets to displace coal has become a fundamental strategy in the power industry, driven by extensive subsidies and mandates, particularly in the United Kingdom.
