Sentence examples for Officially mandated from inspiring English sources

Officially mandated curricula act as guidelines, explained David Rogers, curriculum leader for geography at Priory School in Portsmouth, in a teacher forum debating the change to the geography syllabus: No curriculum will ever be fully comprehensive, creative or innovative.

But it remains unclear what ideology, if any, replaced his officially mandated commitment to Marxism.

All organisations within the UN system are officially mandated to address gender and women's rights.

The Red Cross also has officially mandated responsibilities and roles to play during disasters under the National Response Framework.

Not even an extra £40m is going to help Danny Boyle reach the officially mandated kitsch targets.

The filmmaker asks his father whether the officially mandated persecution of Jews in Germany seemed to dismay his friends and neighbors in Saarbrücken.

In fact, China officially mandates animal testing of cosmetics, which puts manufacturers in something of a bind: they won't be able to engage in animal testing and sell in the European Union, whereas their products must be tested on animals to be sold in China.

Even as head injuries have become a major concern, the N.F.L. has neither mandated nor officially recommended the helmet models that have tested as the top performers in protecting against collisions believed to be linked to concussions.

The O.W.I. was one of many agencies whose mandate officially precluded the O.S.S. from engaging in certain activities.

Appointed as South Africa's constitutionally mandated public ombudsman – officially known as the public protector – in 2009, Madonsela has become one of the country's best loved and most admired figures.

President Joseph Kabila claimed recently that the DRC was "held up as an example" of how to fight sexual violence, in a rare speech he made to justify staying on as president after his constitutionally mandated two terms officially come to an end this month.