Sentence examples for mandate a change from inspiring English sources

"Repo is the last over-the-counter market that's not headed toward central clearing and the Fed should mandate a change," he said.

"The internet itself has grown organically it's not possible to implement or mandate a change across the network," says Leslie Daigle, chief internet-technology officer at the Internet Society, a non-profit body that supports the development of internet standards.

Edward J. Bronson, a professor emeritus of political science at California State University at Chico who oversaw the study, wrote in a report that the data did not ultimately provide "the sort of clear and convincing empirical evidence that would mandate a change of venue".

"This is a much higher number than previously thought and may mandate a change in our approach," said Dr. Alberts of Duke, suggesting that hospitals may need to begin admitting ministroke patients for immediate work-ups to identify those at risk for subsequent stroke.

However, the relevance of the endpoints investigated in this study is not sufficient to mandate a change in the current practice and a routine use of such cleaning catheters in every intubated patient.

You can't mandate a change in governance and inspire engagement.

In 1992 Congress mandated a change to a dose measure.

The war and subsequent blockade mandated a change in approach.

It said that if the S.E.C. mandated a change, gross margins would shrink.

Though a victory would not have mandated a change, organizers had hoped that it would have pressured selective clubs to change.

A new 14-member Politburo, the nation's highest decision-making body, was also announced, and the party congress mandated a change in the three top government positions: president, prime minister and chairman of the National Assembly.