Sentence examples for example mandates from inspiring English sources

Guatemala, for example, mandates 20 months' severance pay for its workers.

Kosher sex, for example, mandates a two-week sexual time-out during each menstrual cycle.

Alaska, for example, mandates 48 hours of training initially, plus another eight hours in firearms training for armed guards.

California, for example, mandates minimum hours health services must be open, maximum wait times for primary and maximum travel distances for appointments with primary care and specialty doctors, minimum ratios of doctors per enrollees, and other standards.

We should, for example, mandate double-hulled vessels, and compartments in tankers, and smaller vessels.

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development Working Group on Bribery and the Council of Europe's Group of States against Corruption (GRECO), for example, mandate country visits and publish their reports to good effect.

Those TV rules, for example, mandate "bumpers" between programs and commercials – the five-second segments that announce that the show will be right back – while YouTube Kids goes on in an uninterrupted stream.

They could, for example, mandate that foreign firms that want to establish operations in-country or import products must contribute to a rural development fund.

New rules adopted last year, for example, mandate that nursing home facilities have backup sources of power capable of maintaining "temperatures to protect resident health and safety and for the safe and sanitary storage of provisions" in the event of an outage.

Indeed, national regulations in Ecuador and Peru, for example, mandate such consultation [57] [58].

From a public health perspective, such information supplies data to support policy decisions for example, mandating cleaner-burning motor vehicles and fuels.