Sentence examples for if mandated from inspiring English sources

New Orleans restaurants no longer hawk traditional food as if mandated by law.

These programs can reduce adverse events and unwarranted radiation exposure if mandated by Congress.

As a high school social worker, I love this idea, but wonder if there will be funding to facilitate this if mandated.

Also for health care… I wonder how many hospitals if mandated by congress to become not-for-profit, would it save people in the long term instead of this miracle cure for our health industry.

Mr Schröder's present refusal to offer German support for an American-led attack on Iraq, even if mandated by the United Nations, is a further sign of his country's growing assertiveness and independence, though it also smacks of populist electioneering.Conservative promisesMr Stoiber says, of course, that he would do more and better.

THE CROWD After snagging glamorous creatures during Fashion Week in February (Rodarte and the Last Magazine had parties here), the current inhabitants are plugged-in financiers (many shrouded in black scarves, as if mandated by dress code) and younger women with expensive handbags and leopard pashminas of their own.

If mandating a helmet scares away one potential rider but saves the life of another, so be it.

But the court's statutes also provide for hearings "out of theatre" if so mandated by the Security Council.

Imagine, for a moment, the slippery slope if Congress mandated live renditions of the national anthem for all gatherings, public or private… Where would it stop?

Or imagine if Congress mandated a 40-miles-per-gallon average for cars instead of the 27.5mpg average now.

Using the same example, what if ACME mandated that 50% of VP-level promotions should be women?