Sentence examples for mandate application from inspiring English sources

"The Department of Education and the Justice Department, in a circular maneuver, now rely on the majority's opinion to mandate application of their position across the country," he wrote, adding that his court and the 4th Circuit simply lacked "congressional authorization" to go that route.

In other words, under heightened scrutiny, the United States cannot defend Section 3 by advancing hypothetical rationales, independent of the legislative record, as it has done in circuits where precedent mandates application of rational basis review.

These standards mandated application of currently available industrial technology and equipment for the LAB industry.

The development of a CASE application mandates an adaptable application to a variety of challenges inherent with solving the complete structure for an unknown compound based on typical spectral data.

First, men and women eligible for analyses differed in several non-genetic (and potentially confounding) features (Table  1), which mandates the application of multivariable models and sensitivity analyses.

Requiring high schools to have pro-active counseling programs for postsecondary life makes more sense than mandating college applications.

Several contemporary applications mandate the consideration of multi-dimensional population balances, accounting for the non-homogeneous and/or wide distribution of particle populations among several state variables (internal coordinates).

Bush would also mandate that immigration applications be processed within six months and that the husbands, wives and children of permanent residents be granted visitor visas while the INS handles their residency applications.

Today, Facebook has announced the rollout of a new permissions model for third-party applications, mandating that apps specify exactly what data they wish to access (and giving users the ability to opt out if they wish to).

Additionally, by studying the impact of the mandated process-engineering applications within commercial aviation, intensivists and health-care systems can learn certain principles that, if adequately and thoughtfully applied, may seriously improve the art and science of health-care delivery at the bedside.

For example, officials can mandate that LEDs be used for certain applications, such as the illumination of tourist landmarks like Beijing's Tiananmen Square.