Sentence examples for clause mandating from inspiring English sources

The 2004 attempt to strip the vestigial racist language would have left standing the 1901 clause mandating a liberal system of public schools.

But legislators objected to a clause mandating that the concessions would be erased if the state makes good on its threat to take over the county's finances.

What is sometimes called a "repugnancy clause," mandating that a judicial body overturn laws repugnant to Islam, has made its way into several recent constitutions that seek to reconcile Islam and democracy.

Even some of the legislators who supported the bill said they would work to amend parts of it -- in particular a clause mandating that companies affected by the law make public to the county the names and addresses of their workers.

A supposed birther spectator interrupted the House's reading of the Constitution Thursday, as a representative read the natural born citizenship clause mandating that only candidates born in the United States are eligible to serve in the Office of President.

That is because the constitution's adjournments clause mandates that neither chamber of Congress can adjourn without the other for more than three days.

For example, the "know your customer" clause mandates that operators register the identity of their customers effectively a prohibition against anonymous transactions.

The ESA's biodiversity clause mandates that we "..

The ESA's biodiversity clause mandates that we "... provide a means whereby the ecosystems upon which endangered species and threatened species depend may be conserved".

At its core, the equal protection clause mandates that you cannot take two individuals (or two classes of individuals) who are 'similarly situated' and treat them differently.

The New Deal reflected that concern, and early drafts of the Employment Act of 1946 included clauses mandating government job creation through public spending -- in effect, supplementing insufficient demand for private-sector workers.