Sentence examples for changes mandated from inspiring English sources
Over time, the structural changes mandated by the F.T.C. in the settlement and civil complaint could have a long-term impact on Herbalife's profitability.
"It's my preferred way to resolve some of the things without going through the courts and having to have changes mandated," Mr. Hines said.
"It deals with issues of supply and demand and regulatory changes mandated by E.P.A., and you wonder, have these changes given oil companies a chance to gouge consumers?" Of course, Americans still have the lowest gas prices in the world.
Although it passed the 2012 national budget, it has failed to put into effect most of the unpopular changes mandated by the loan agreement that the previous government made back in 2010, when the country first admitted it was broke.
A gamble? "Absolutely," laughs Mr Shattuck.Despite his efforts to shrink Constellation's debts, reduce its trading risks and embrace conservative accounting policies ahead of rule changes mandated by America's accounting regulators at the beginning of 2003, not everyone is yet convinced by his strategy.
Foreign investors and many in Italy's business community — and at least one prominent center-left leader, Walter Veltroni — hope for a government of technocrats led by a respected nonpolitician who could carry out the unpopular structural economic changes mandated by the European Central Bank in August in exchange for buying Italian debt and who would not worry about losing the next elections.
It was a small change, mandated by the Dodd-Frank regulatory overhaul law.
Late in 2000, the company found itself with a large one-time gain because of an accounting change mandated by the Financial Accounting Standards Board.
A significant change mandated by the STOCK Act will speed up the reporting of trading by members of Congress and their staff.
Historically, Mississippi has resisted social change mandated by the Supreme Court, such as integration of public schools and universities.
Tennis could be changed with either a one-serve rule or an equipment change: mandating wooden rackets of a specific size limit.
