Sentence examples for governments mandating from inspiring English sources
It has about 95% of this market, and part of its growth has come from governments mandating ship owners to use tracking equipment.
The vote brought to an end more than six months of heated debate that has led to a broader European discussion about governments mandating access to digital cultural content.
After all, it was the Puritans who had introduced similar practices in colony governments — mandating annual elections, insisting that legislatures could meet even if a governor refused to summon a new session and declaring that no law was valid unless the people or their representatives had consented to it.
In other words, in the absence of academia espousing these principles or governments mandating these 'new' approaches to public health practice, these ideas may have already germinated of their own accord.
Their governments mandate it, or pay most of the cost.
Many governments mandate the blending of biofuels with fossil fuel supplies.
It would also scrap an increase in transfers to local governments mandated for 2009.
The need for storage is increasing as governments mandate the use of more renewable energy.
Why, then, aren't we talking about the government mandating 'search neutrality'?
The proposed amendment would also have prevented the government mandating that companies weaken their products' encryption.
It sounds a bit like the government mandating insurers to produce free advertising for Obamacare.
