Sentence examples for as it mandates from inspiring English sources

I have heard about how an IRS requirement buried in the health care bill is a ticking time-bomb nightmare for every business in America, as it mandates reporting of every $600 hotel, service, consultant and product purchase.

As part of the immigration reform package, they passed the infamous "border surge amendment," which many immigration advocates have termed as "border overkill" as it mandates $47 billion to go towards 700 miles of border fence construction, 40,000 additional border agents, drones, Blackhawk helicopters and VADER radar systems, before the 11 million can gain citizenship.

But he also noted that "all of us recognize the military option is not the first choice," adding later that his main goal was to "put calcium in the backbone" of the United Nations as it enforces its mandates on Iraq.

For a time, the strategy seemed to be paying off as it won mandates to help local companies raise funds on international capital markets.

This gesture was purely symbolic, as it only mandates that the two governments may not sponsor hacking, leaving much room for potential abuse.

To prevent a full scale war, Crisis Group recommends that the UN Security Council back the UN force already present in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) as it fulfills its mandate of civilian protection.

The contest provision, as it was mandated by the State Supreme Court, is not well calculated to sustain the confidence that all citizens must have in the outcome of elections.

While scientifically preferable, a randomized trial of contrast exposure is impracticable, as it would mandate either suboptimal imaging or RCM exposure simply to assess toxicity, violating the principal of beneficence.

Given the role as the custodian of health, with the responsibility to pursue universal coverage of affordable health services through an equitable and efficient health system, the Ministry of Health faces mounting pressures both internally and externally as it strives to fulfil its mandates.

As it interprets its legal mandate, its job is to maximize employment growth in a manner consistent with an inflation target of two per cent.

When that property came to the attention of the European Union, it mandated that as of 2011 any refrigerant with a global warming potential more than 150 times that of carbon dioxide would be forbidden in all newly engineered models.