Sentence examples for imposing mandated from inspiring English sources

Canada and California recently took the unprecedented step of imposing mandated disclosure requirements on nanomaterial use and toxicity assessment.

"And on top of that, they're imposing mandates on us without picking up the tab".

Legislators should weed out fraud and abuse, revisit tort reform and stop imposing mandates.

In one sour note, Republicans boycotted the first vote on the issue by the Senate Rules Committee, complaining that only a Democratic bill imposing mandates on states was being considered.

Still, there was general agreement among Republicans that Washington, particularly Congress and the bureaucrats, had a habit of imposing mandates without adequate consultation and without adequate financing.

But while Mr. Bingaman and Mr. Domenici have collaborated on many issues in the past, they have sharply disagreed about imposing mandates on the use of renewable fuels.

But Democrats are imposing mandates to force Americans to do something for their own alleged good--and taxes to redistribute wealth among Americans.

This is not the time for knee-jerk legislation, but rather it's the time to pause, engage in discussion and seek to understand all viewpoints and potential consequences before imposing mandates and additional requirements on businesses.

EU Institutions can control the speed of development by regulating the %-levels of the IOS, successively imposing mandates to ensure early implementation and adequate sustainability criteria to be applied on such production.

No matter which party initiated it or what it is called, this process is the way federal, state, and local government can best work together to introduce innovation without imposing mandates or restricting choice.

The second bill would impose mandates on manufacturers along with penalties for those that fail to comply.