Sentence examples for first mandated from inspiring English sources

Eleven years later, as Iraq, it became the first mandated territory to obtain independence.

When the Food and Drug Administration in the 1990s first mandated that drug makers list medicines' side effects in order to advertise prescription drugs, there was a firestorm of protest from the industry.

"My confidence in the system has been shaken by those two cases," said Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, who introduced a bill that first mandated deadlines for investigations in 2004.

The "strengths and weaknesses" language was slipped into the curriculum standards in Texas to appease creationists when the State Board of Education first mandated the teaching of evolution in the late 1980s.

After Europe first mandated recycling electronics like televisions and computers, two to three million tons of electronic waste was turned in last year, far less than the seven million tons anticipated.

The improved venting system at the Fukushima plant was first mandated for use in the United States in the late 1980s as part of a "safety enhancement program" for boiling-water reactors that used the Mark I containment system, which had been designed by General Electric in the 1960s.

And under President Trump's "America first" mandate, being tough on crime is inextricably tied to being tough on immigration.

The first full-scale evacuation took two and a half minutes instead of the maximum of 90 seconds mandated by the Federal Aviation Administration FAAand and several volunteers were injured.

Because the full population of freed slaves would be now counted rather than the three-fifths mandated by the previous Three-Fifths Compromise, the Southern states would dramatically increase their power in the population-based House of Representatives.

Fourth, mandate a balanced federal budget, thereby demolishing the pretense that Americans need not choose between guns and butter. .

Archbishop Dolan said that increasing vocations was his "first mandate".