Sentence examples for even mandating from inspiring English sources

The pending "Disclose" reform requires transparency from the powers financing the expected wave of heightened attack and support ads — even mandating fat cats to identify themselves in commercials indulging their new freedom to spend without limit.

A growing number of companies are encouraging or even mandating paid or unpaid vacations, sometimes to allow for a temporary plant closing, sometimes to get accrued vacation time off the books, sometimes just to cut overall payroll costs.

Whatever may have been required for empirical consideration to establish a theoretical conclusion, and whatever the status, provisional or otherwise, any such established conclusion was supposed to have, Newton viewed the method as allowing — even mandating — that theoretical answers to some questions could be established even while other closely related questions remained in abeyance.

But with meager resources and no law specifying how frequently the ATF must inspect firearms licensees, or even mandating that it conduct the inspections at all, the agency is fighting to keep up.

Companies like Evernote, Google, Virgin Group and Netflix are leading the way by offering employees: unlimited paid holidays, providing vacation spending money, and even mandating that employees log off when traveling.

We heavily discourage — we even mandate — that our sales people don't go to places like spas.

Federal law even mandates that agencies recruit adoptive families from a child's ethnic and racial community.

That law, which does not even mandate that prosecutors be notified of the hearings, requires judges to grant the requests merely if the petitioners show "good cause".

"Health authorities should focus on regulation and encourage or even mandate private sector players to provide typical services, like primary or secondary care".

In the interview, he said that Bank of America even mandated that more of the bonus be paid out in cash rather than stock.

It would seem that the rules of engagement themselves allowed, even mandated, war crimes.To say the line is blurred between crimes and the ordinary terribleness of war is not to excuse the former.