Sentence examples for course mandates from inspiring English sources

The experience in the only state to run a universal mandate so far, Massachusetts, has not been wholly positive (see article).And, of course, mandates are perceived as bossy, which is why Republicans, in particular, hate them.

The problem with this approach is that these beds are often unavailable and that this course mandates an expensive strategy that may not be affordable in all health-care environments.

A11 Black History Course Mandated Starting this fall, Philadelphia students entering city high schools as ninth graders will be required to take a course in African-American history, making the city the first major one to have such a requirement for high school graduation.

Vocationalism, of course, mandated specialization, and the departmental system was born.

In stage 5 (Years 9 and 10), students are prepared for the School Certificate and study a programme that comprises two elective classes and Religious Education, as well as the courses mandated by the Board of Studies.

Of course, the mandates of sound, sober analysis didn't vanish.

"Of course government mandates are good first steps, and even if it seems that this thing might be hard to enforce or it's not perfect, a lot of the ways that we get better as a culture are really imperfect first steps," she continued.

But of course the mandate didn't materialise.

In some instances, of course, laws mandating the surrender of firearms might have done nothing to prevent an attack.

As practice-focused as Teacher U is, its founders still felt constrained by the three-credit course structure mandated by Hunter.

There are procedural fixes worth undertaking, of course, like mandating enhanced screening, or installing body scanning technology, or coordinating the software used by intelligence agencies, or instructing State Department personnel to query the visa status of any person reported to be suspicious.