Sentence examples for but not mandate from inspiring English sources
Labor has announced a six-point plan to encourage – but not mandate – the use of Australian steel in government projects through higher standards and considering a further crackdown on dumping.
The pair of decisions suggested the majority of the court was inclined to advance gay rights, but not mandate same-sex marriage nationwide.
A 'real life experience' of living in one's desired gender for a minimum period as a means of determining suitability for medical intervention is recommended, but not mandated, by the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) organisation's Standards of Care.
"Institutions are investing much more in study abroad, the field is becoming professionalized, and that means it costs more money," said Brian J. Whalen, president of the Forum on Education Abroad at Dickinson College, which recently issued study abroad guidelines emphasizing the need for cost transparency but not mandating any particular pricing system.
Yesterday's proposals included: more exacting placement of safety belts (inspected by whom); the installation of "little black boxes" that sometimes help explain airplane crashes (next year, of course); recommending head-and-neck supports (but not mandating them -- this is still a free country); and having medical "liaison," whatever that means.
Nephrologists supported promotion of home dialysis for suitable patients, but not mandating this.
Providing museum audio tours in Chinese and adding Chinese dishes to menus at food concessions are also desirable but not mandated.
When asked about proposals to train and arm certain teachers, for which President Donald Trump has expressed approval, DeVos said the idea has been "mischaracterized," arguing that it should be "a model" but not "mandated or required for every community".
Granulocyte growth factors were recommended but not mandated.
Three-dimensional conformal radiotherapy was recommended but not mandated as part of this trial.
