Sentence examples for body mandates from inspiring English sources

FIFA, the world governing body, mandates that the clubs must release the players if the federations call upon them.

Commonly accepted values of chips for home games - White $1, Red $5, Blue $10, Green $25, Black $100, Violet $500 ,Orange $1000, Pink $5000, Yellow $10000 - these may vary from municipality to municipality (in areas of legal casino gambling, often the legislative body mandates color and value associations; but not in Las Vegas).

To counter this, an independent body – mandated by law – is set up to conduct an audit of the expenditure.

STIC is an advisory body mandated by the Government of Canada to provide confidential advice on STI policy issues.

51 Agents from MPS, a body mandated by FAPL to conduct a campaign of prosecutions against public house managers using foreign decoding devices, found that Ms Murphy was receiving, in her public house, broadcasts of Premier League matches transmitted by NOVA.

The Harvard FXB Center is implementing the Champions Project in consultation with the Indian National Commission on the Protection of Child Rights, an influential semi-state body mandated to promote a child rights perspective in national policy making.

Hindu Council UK is the only body mandated by the UK population to represent the UK Hindus and its ethos of work reflects that responsibility in that the voice of the ordinary Hindu is not compromised, thereby maintaining a grass roots approach.

Almost 10,000 people have signed a petition objecting to the plans submitted to the London Legacy Development Corporation LLDCC), the body mandated to act as the planning authority for the Olympic park.

The 12% increase in minimum wage was recommended by the Conseil Superieur des Salaires, Haiti's high wage council, a recently constituted body mandated by law and comprising the government, private sector and trades unions.

On Friday night, he released a letter saying that he would no longer co-operate with the commission – a body mandated by parliament to uphold UK electoral law – and said he would "see them in court".

The Electoral Commission, the body mandated by parliament to regulate our electoral laws, has almost no chance of getting at this information and itself announced three weeks ago that it desperately needs new laws.