Sentence examples for it could mandate from inspiring English sources

Given how this year's agreement is structured, though — around individual pledges made voluntarily — there is no chance that it could mandate a single pricing scheme or trading system among all the signatories.

It could mandate disclosures that would cure this mass ignorance but is too timid to do so.

Mr. Obama could mandate it tomorrow.

It is unclear what they could mandate and how long the process would take.

Sure, today it seems unlikely that companies could mandate drug use.

Jacobson v. Massachusetts was a seminal case in public health law from the early 20th century because it held that the State could mandate vaccinations, or other public health measures, when necessary to protect public health and safety.

One could mandate that it is only unexpected events that initiate the reasoning engine (where "unusual" is defined by some probability threshold on observed activity).

"You could mandate through government though it should be mandated through the market, if enough people want it badly enough".

A referendum at the end of the week could mandate that Switzerland more than double its official gold reserves over the next five years.

While many firms already voluntarily take this step, the DoD could mandate the minimal training criteria into all its contracts to give the standard actual market weight.

Most were unsuccessful: the courts did not think they could mandate equality.