Sentence examples for already mandates from inspiring English sources

A 2006 EU directive already mandates equal pay for work of equal value, and all member states have some form of anti-discrimination law on the books.

The study also said that if the subsidies were eliminated, the effect on U.S. corn and ethanol demand would be minimal, since Congress already mandates the use of renewable fuels.

California already mandates a 10 percent reduction by 2020 in the carbon content of fuels like diesel and gasoline, which account for more than two-fifths of the state's greenhouse gas pollution.

For operators of planes 12,500 pounds and heavier who provide charter flights (which tend to have the widest variety of passengers), the T.S.A. already mandates training in security procedures.

In some states, such as Washington, the withdrawal of the Obama transgender guidance has no practical legal consequence, because the state already mandates access to gender-corresponding bathrooms for transgender students.

"The burden on small companies is just extraordinary," says Mary Anne Walsh, legislative director of the Handmade Cosmetic Alliance, which argues that existing law already mandates that ingredients appear on product labels.

First, in 1998, the inclusion of laboratory-mandated reporting served as a secondary reporting mechanism in addition to the already mandated physician-based reporting.

Regulators are already mandating some behavioral changes.

The Reserve Bank of Australia has already mandated a cut, from 0.95% to 0.55%.

But Jim Crow traditions meant an ugly disregard for what was already mandated.

(Thanks to the Budget Control Act of 2011, Congress has already mandated about $1.5 trillion of cuts).