Sentence examples similar to a mandated appointment from inspiring English sources

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The attorney general nonetheless believed his hands were tied by the Ethics in Government Act of 1978, which mandated the appointment of a special prosecutor if there was any doubt whatsoever.

In other cases involving accounting fraud, federal prosecutors have mandated the appointment of an outside monitors, sometimes for three or more years.

The agreement mandated the appointment of three "handlers," one an attorney, to respond to sexual-harassment allegations at Miramax.

The GDPR mandates the appointment of a "data protection officer" (a DPO), a term that might be foreign to U.S. ears.

"There was always something going on besides not paying fines," such as skipping mandated court appointments, flunking out of drug programs or getting arrested again.

But each time they go to their mandated doctor appointments at the town's new hospital, their blood is drawn for vague "testing," and Cora is incessantly pressured to opt for sterilization.

The state backed down and gave Mayor John Street two of the five appointments on the reform board, instead of the single appointment mandated by the law.

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It was clear from the beginning that his very appointment signaled a mandate for change.

Upon his appointment, Mr. Huberman said, Mayor Daley gave him a mandate: think outside the box and help us figure this out.