Sentence examples similar to impose a completion mandate from inspiring English sources

Last August, the UN imposed a "completion strategy" on both the Yugoslav and the Rwandan tribunals, requiring them to end all trials by 2008 and appeals by 2010.

Also, Renewable portfolio standards impose a government mandate that utilities generate or acquire a certain percentage of renewable power regardless of increased energy procurement costs.

Under one scenario, for example, the researchers impose a renewable-fuel mandate.

Congress seems likely to impose an individual mandate that will require people to be insured or face a financial penalty.

He tries to distinguish it from the ACA by saying that states have the constitutional right to impose an individual mandate, while the federal government doesn't.

Vermont will impose an individual mandate and penalties in 2020.

That would bring their health benefits under the jurisdiction of ERISA, a federal law, which doesn't impose an abortion mandate. .

There is nothing new, however, about imposing a wholesale mandate on a communications network through government regulation.

None of these adjustments are optimal, but none of them impose a Constitutionally problematic individual mandate.

Gov. Pat McCrory vetoed a measure on Thursday that would have imposed a drug-testing mandate on some welfare applicants.

This is arguably down to the law, which imposes a mandate on national and local government to ensure a minimum of 30% of seats are held by women.