Sentence examples similar to a year mandated for from inspiring English sources

If the next president of the United States wants a moonshot, here's my suggestion: Put us on a 10-year mandate for machine readable open data at every level of government.

There's a two-year mandate for new CCRB hires, and most of them take off as soon as that time is up.

But that effort may not affect specific rules laid down by Congress like the five-year mandated minimums for 5 grams of crack and 500 grams of powdered cocaine.

That reduced the disparity of punishment for possession of crack versus powder cocaine from 100 1 (a five-year term was mandated for first-time possession of five grams of crack, while it took 500 grams of powder to trigger the same sentence) to 18 1.On other issues, however, Mr Obama remains a committed drug warrior.

Last spring, a second year of coaching was mandated for a high school English teacher of 34 years.

The company has engaged with the identity monitoring firm, Kroll, to provide identity theft protection for a year as mandated by law.

Related: Lynton Crosby: the man who really won the election for the Tories The British prime minister, David Cameron, spent Friday evening reshaping his government after winning a sensational second five-year mandate for his Conservative party in a general election result that confounded pollsters and pundits – and shattered the centrist Liberal Democrats, his junior coalition partners since 2010.

The British prime minister, David Cameron, spent Friday evening reshaping his government after winning a sensational second five-year mandate for his Conservative party in a general election result that confounded pollsters and pundits – and shattered the centrist Liberal Democrats, his junior coalition partners since 2010.

The one-year mandate for that investigation ends this month.

The charter was amended in 2009 to extend the transitional government's original five-year mandate for another two years and again in 2011 to extend it for one more year.

Owners welcomed that concession, but said the five-year mandate for strengthening smaller wood-frame buildings that have weak first floors was too short.