Sentence examples for deal mandating from inspiring English sources

Securities laws during the New Deal, mandating fuller disclosure of corporate accounting, eroded the Wall Street moguls' power.

Nothing in the deal mandates those savings.

AMSTERDAM — Deutsche Bank has backed out of talks to buy a package of assets from the nationalized Dutch bank ABN AMRO under a deal mandated by European regulators, the Finance Ministry in the Netherlands said Thursday.

The network will sell commercial time in the special, Mr. Moonves said, but "we are looking for just two or three special sponsors". Mr. Carter said the deal mandated that commercials would run only at the beginning and end of the film, with one break in the middle.

took to the Senate floor Wednesday to praise the bipartisan deal that would reopen the federal government until Jan . 15 and extend the debt limit until Feb. 7. LIVE BLOG: Keep reading for latest developments in real time below Other provisions of the deal mandate the creation of a bipartisan budget conference and income verifications for those receiving subsidies under the Affordable Care Act.

Its objections included that Google required exclusivity in AdSense site search deals, mandating that third parties do not source search ads from its competitors; that Google required third parties to take a minimum number of search ads from it, with premium placement for them; and that Google required sites to seek approval from it before making any changes that might involve competing ads.

It has also sought to snag high-profile deal mandates, especially in technology, media and telecommunications.

And it has reduced its heavy water stockpile to less than 130 tons, as the deal mandates, by shipping excess stock out of the country for storage.

China and other big developing countries were balking at any deal that mandated reducing emissions.

Officials said there was also a deal to mandate that the government develop a plan to prevent foreclosures by renegotiating any mortgages that it purchases.

In March 2013 a seismologist from the University of Chile reached a deal that mandated additional training, and in March 2014 a supervisor on duty at the National Emergency Office when the quake struck was sentenced to probation after pleading guilty to charges of failing to issue proper notifications.