Sentence examples for been mandated from inspiring English sources
noun
An official or authoritative command; an order or injunction; a commission; a judicial precept.
Neither has been mandated by the F.A.A.
To unmask lesions for CLE, chromoendoscopy has been mandated.
This has been mandated in California as part of the labor code.
First, compensation disclosure has been mandated in some form for decades.
That happened much faster than if it had been mandated by the government.
For the second time, Ya'alon protested that the purchase had not been mandated by defense planners.
Some have volunteered, while others have been mandated at sentencing to participate.
Reyes said he would continue counseling, which had been mandated by MLB.
French troops have been mandated to go into Central African Republic CARRepublic CAR
New fire performance regulations and standards have been mandated to reduce the fire threat of soft furnishings.
Similar platforms have been mandated for derivatives under Dodd-Frank and could be constructed to support the wholesale funding market.
