Sentence examples for any mandated from inspiring English sources

The Connecticut Business and Industry Association said it would oppose any mandated reductions.

"Although many people who claim sickness benefits for obesity might welcome the opportunity to take part in an intervention that helps them to lose weight, any mandated programme should have a strong evidence base for success," says the editorial.

The industry has relied on powerful Capitol Hill allies to head off any mandated increase in so-called Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards, which have not been altered legislatively since 1975.

Under the new rules, average awards -- before any mandated deductions for life insurance, pensions and assorted government benefits -- would increase to $1.85 million from $1.65 million, Kenneth R. Feinberg, special master of the Victims Compensation Fund, said at a news conference here today.

From a policy standpoint, the role of fire in C policy development depends on the scope of any mandated emission reductions and whether biogenic sources are incorporated into emission inventories; to date this has not been the case for 'natural' emission sources such as fire, but the role of these fluxes in future policy remains uncertain.

As of 2013, the emission standards had limits only for particulate matter (350 mg/N m3 for plants less than 210 MW capacity and 150 mg/Nm3 for others), without any mandated standards for other pollutants, which were far higher than countries like Australia and the USA (Guttikunda et al. 2015).

Besides, western society is mired in slavish fashion adhesion and reverence that is as debatable as any religiously mandated wearable.

China and other big developing countries were balking at any deal that mandated reducing emissions.

Mr. Obama would exempt them from any mandate.

Republicans already are overreaching, Democrats say, badly misconstruing any mandate from last November.

But if Republicans do not feel threatened by Mr. Obama on those questions, any mandate is meaningless.