Sentence examples for explicitly mandated from inspiring English sources

The current prospect of entering a world where machines are explicitly mandated to kill humans should give pause to all of us.

On Nov. 21, a State Department official, Ralph Palmiero, recommended that the agency deny the request since the sanctions explicitly mandated the "termination of existing contracts" like Mr. Liu's.

But Mr. Pinckton is careful to emphasize that under the proposed law, there would be certain situations in which the use of electricity would be permitted: "You could still use electricity for things that are explicitly mandated by the Bible, like transvaginal ultrasounds".

In large part, that's because Congress hasn't explicitly mandated collection of the information.

We are going to learn why a gold standard was explicitly mandated by the U.S. Constitution.

EISA explicitly mandated EPA to include "direct emissions and significant indirect emissions such as significant emissions from land use changes".

The budget resolution does not contain language explicitly mandating six-day delivery.

But of the three states in the New York region, only Connecticut explicitly mandates revaluations, requiring them every four years.

The Senate bill explicitly mandates that a large financial firm that faces failure be allowed to fail".

But on Wednesday the agency argued that since the current stopgap budget measure for the entire government, known as a continuing resolution, did not contain language explicitly mandating six-day delivery, the agency could make the changes without Congressional approval.

Other communities prefer the more direct route and explicitly mandate monopolies.In my city, a would-be cable competitor recently called city hall's bluff and proposed wiring the city for a second system.