Sentence examples for mandate called from inspiring English sources

The requirement to test for lead in water dates to 1991, when the Safe Drinking Water Act issued a new mandate called the Lead and Copper Rule.

At a village called Gaba, we talked to residents about new homes they had built with subsidies and loans under a government mandate called the "comfortable housing" program, begun in 2006.

The blue helmets already in Bunia had done nothing to prevent appalling massacres in and around the town last month, partly because they lacked numbers and equipment, partly because their mandate called on them to do little besides guard UN property.

Koon's death, sealed by the inability of rescuers to track cell phones in emergencies, was exactly the kind of tragedy that prompted the Federal Communications Commission to adopt a mandate called e911 (the "e" stands for "enhanced") in 1996.

NIH Details Impact of 2013 Sequester Cuts: In May, officials at the National Institutes of Health began to tally how a 5% cut to their 2013 budget, triggered by a congressional mandate called sequestration, would affect grant numbers and research projects.

Even Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell, the Ohio officeholder whose constitutional mandate called for non-partisan supervision of the state's elections, recorded an announcement distributed using robo-calls to promote Issue One.

Its mandate calls for close coordination with American forces already in Afghanistan.

The mandate calls for production to nearly double to 36 billion gallons by 2022, and in theory, much of that will be cellulosic ethanol, made from crops other than corn, like sugar cane and switch grass.

The city's mandate calls for schools to teach a semester of sex education in 6th or 7th grade, and again in 9th or 10th grade, suggesting they use HealthSmart and Reducing the Risk, out-of-the-box sets of lessons that have been recommended since 2007.

Earthjustice, a nonprofit legal arm of the environmental movement, said that under Mr. Schregardus, Ohio disregarded a federal mandate calling for the reduction of nitrogen oxide emissions from utilities and violated the whistle-blower provision of seven federal statutes regarding a contaminated site in Marion, Ohio.

The central bank's dual mandate calls for inflation fighting and growth promotion, which could put the Fed in a bind if the latest job numbers come as a disappointment.