Sentence examples for few mandated from inspiring English sources

Later, in 1979, Mr. Brown returned to Albany as counsel to Gov. Hugh L. Carey, and helped push through an amendment that scaled back a few mandated sentences and doubled the minimum amount of narcotics that would bring the most serious criminal charges, but kept the law tough.

Although most programs required a voice disorders course, fewer mandated coursework in normal voice production or clinical experience with voice patients.

Selling insurance across state lines means that insurance companies will base themselves in states that have little regulation and few mandates to cover things like maternity care or even emergency services.

While most of the companies applied their rules only to new employees, a few eventually mandated that existing employees must quit smoking or lose their jobs.

Newsom, who spent a year interning in the office of California Lieutenant Governor Leo McCarthy while an undergraduate at Santa Clara University, knew full well what the position entailed—outside of a few legally mandated tasks like serving on the University of California Board of Regents, it was whatever he wanted it to be.

A few would mandate jail time for the worst cases.

In states with fewer mandates and less regulation, insurers can charge lower premiums.

The team won all three, and the starters logged an 1.47 E.R.A. It's the brevity of the Rockies' few quality starts, mandated by the pitch limit, that has drawn criticism so biting that, last Saturday, The Denver Post editorial board called for O'Dowd's firing.

In the last few years, Texas and Illinois mandated the use of EVV technology, which exploded the demand overnight.

One study of the few states that have mandated financial education in schools found that it had a surprisingly large impact on savings rates.

A few years ago, Congress mandated that five thousand special immigrant visas be issued annually to Iraqis and Afghans with ties to the U.S. government.