Sentence examples for being mandated to from inspiring English sources

"Giving D.O.E. the flexibility to include an employee protection provision is completely different from being mandated to do it under the law," said Micah Lasher, the city's chief Albany lobbyist.

Sykes (1958) posited that inmates exhibited a self-interested mode of behavior that was a result of being mandated to observe roles that were required by the prison regime and ensured their survival in prison society.

While this would benefit BlackBerry, dealing with the added expense of being mandated to make apps for platforms that don't generate significant revenue would probably drive most companies crazy (and put smaller developers out of business).

This was a direct reflection of the tri-partite structure of AVSAG failing at the heat of the crisis, and GeoNet carrying out two roles: 1) as the monitoring arm within AVSAG, and 2) being mandated to be the main information provider to government, the latter of which took priority.

"I am being mandated to buy something I cannot afford," she said.

The service providers, including certain homeless shelters and mental health providers do not like being mandated to treat any patients, especially the difficult to treat.

Then television would be mandated to conform to the results.

After World War I the island was mandated to Australia.

Of the Ottoman provinces in the Syrian region, the northern portion (Syria and Lebanon) was mandated to France, and the southern portion (Palestine) was mandated to Great Britain.

U.N. observers are mandated to report truce violations by both sides.

He was mandated to community service and counseling and 12-step programs, but he relapsed.