Sentence examples for mandate an from inspiring English sources

Oslo did not mandate an end to settlement.

No one knew who originally proposed it; the government would mandate an exchange of shame.

The bill would also mandate an investigation into the spike in rates.

The Senate version barred new financial activity but did not mandate an end to existing investments.

The China Principles, which generally update existing international conventions, enshrine conservation principles and mandate an interdisciplinary management process.

Although the United States doesn't legally mandate an "official" language, English is the de facto language of the land.

How much data would be needed to either restrict use of a chemical or mandate an outright ban is still unclear.

In a separate action against the bank related to a $6 billion trading loss last year, the agency opted not to mandate an outside consultant at all.

Second, any legislative action that would lead to an increase in oil and gas production should also mandate an increase in regulatory oversight.

Current rules for the Corporate Average Fuel Economy, or CAFE, program mandate an average of about 29 miles per gallon, with gradual increases to 35.5 m.p.g. by 2016.

"We cannot blanket-mandate an injection for a child and hold their education hostage for noncompliance," she said.