Sentence examples for authorities mandated from inspiring English sources
Our modern rules for handling infectious threats, Slack shows, were invented during the European "black death", when authorities mandated quarantine and isolation, dooming many not yet sick.
But tourists wanted to see a demonstration; to Nouvel's deep irritation, the authorities mandated that the computer controls be overriden so that the diaphragms open and close every hour.
If local authorities mandated the rollout of display energy certificates (DECs), which rate a building's operational energy use, that would have a similar awareness-raising effect in the UK, the roundtable heard.
Health profession's regulatory authorities, mandated to be publicly accountable for safe and effective care, are revising their quality assurance programs to focus on regular evaluations of practitioner performance.
Recently, the state authorities mandated a new obligation, to prioritize risk cases, defined as cases in which there are concerns about child neglect and violence against children (Norwegian Directorate for Children, Youth and Family Affairs 2014).
To ensure that the engineering of airborne software is systematically regulated and is auditable, certification authorities mandate compliance with safety standards that detail industrial best practice.
Therefore, health authorities mandate the registration of specific nosocomial infections such as ventilator-associated pneumonia and catheter-related blood stream infections and wound infections.
Regulatory authorities mandate the use of non-rodent species in safety assessments for new medicines and dogs are the most frequent choice.
The housing authority mandated that 22percentt of Uptown Square's tenants be public housing residents.
The great preponderance of city dwellers live by those laws, without any legal authority mandating that compliance".
Additionally, unlike other developed countries such as the United Kingdom, in the United States no centralized authority mandates the implementation of uniform standards or evidence-based practices [ 7].
