Sentence examples for He mandated that from inspiring English sources

He mandated that all enforcement employees carry a BlackBerry, holding them accountable beyond the 9-to-5 workday.

He mandated that all government financial transactions pass through a single bank account so that he can monitor spending, and divided the national oil company into two, firing most of its board and naming a new chief executive.

He asked the office of the White House counsel to initiate an investigation of leaks at the N.S.C., and in September he mandated that every federal department and agency hold an hour-long training session on "unauthorized disclosures".

When Lalu Prasad Yadav, a former chief minister of Bihar, became national railways minister in 2004, he mandated that in trains and on station platforms tea be served in kulhars, handmade clay cups, to provide employment for local potters and show his respect for tradition.

"Free contraceptives were very big with young college-aged women," Mr. Romney said, making it sound as though the president had distributed condoms with a t-shirt gun at a frat party (actually he mandated that non-religious institutions provide contraceptive coverage as part of their health care packages).

But the independent United States "was not established as a 'Christian nation.'" When George Washington was Revolutionary commander in chief, he mandated that his soldiers have chaplains and strongly encouraged them to attend divine service, but his own writings typically employed nondenominational language, appealing to providence rather than Christ.

On the one hand he is wagging his finger at energy suppliers for raising bills by around £100 per year, and then on the other hand – and just a few days later - he mandates that bills increase an additional £100 per year.

Internally, he mandates that every Cowen IT project include at least two of the following three elements: mobility, Software-as-a-Service and open-source software.

He mandated, for example, that all courses would be taught in English.

He frequently talks about the division's strongest brands as, essentially, cable channels, and he has mandated that Time Inc. make its magazines available on digital devices.

He has mandated that official control of the organization will shift to the Council of Leaders after he departs or dies, but there is no single leader who seems capable of matching the charismatic leadership of Mr. Farrakhan and his predecessors.