Sentence examples for legislatively mandated from inspiring English sources

So, too, do many judges faced with cases where legislatively mandated penalties do not square with their idea of justice.

That includes a legislatively mandated target of reducing carbon emissions in California to 40percentt below 1990 levels by 2030.

MCC is legislatively mandated to obligate total grant amounts at the start of a project and to implement within 5 years.

Every year since 1990, Congress has legislatively mandated a provision limiting the direct salary that an individual may receive under an NIH grant.

The problem isn't just the charges they face, which often carry legislatively mandated minimum sentences or added time for things like using a gun or being a gang member.

Despite the detailed preservation standards and legislatively mandated review process, the regulations can be used to delay, disrupt or stop projects affecting older structures for reasons unrelated to safeguarding historical legacies.

Swamped by fraudulent returns a couple of years ago, the Utah Legislature became the first in the nation to legislatively mandate a delay in paying out refunds until a certain date — in its case March 1.

Of course, word today is that Frank is now backing off even his modest legislation, which leads us to reason 3. To my knowledge, neither Frank nor Senate Banking Committee chairman Chris Dodd (D-CT) has put forward bills that would legislatively mandate exactly how the new bailout money is used, or even seriously better transparency.

Additionally, Arkansas was the first state to legislatively mandate the measurement and collection of BMI for every public school student starting in 2004 and so these data provide a unique opportunity to study child weight status and potential factors that impact BMI.

Referenda may be legislatively binding or merely consultative, but even consultative referenda are likely to be considered legislative mandates.

It was this phenomenon that, in 1957, motivated Connecticut to mandate, legislatively, a poison control center.