Sentence examples for mandate large from inspiring English sources

It wants all countries to mandate large, grotesque pictorial warnings on cigarette packets.

Judge Richard Leon of the Federal District Court in D.C. has concluded that while the government has a right to force tobacco companies to provide factual information about smoking's harm, it can't necessarily mandate large graphic warnings.

The agency would probably work with DuPont to change the herbicide's labeling or to mandate larger buffer zones, they added.

Now, as regulators in Washington and abroad mandate larger capital cushions at the world's largest financial firms, the industry is railing against what it describes as too much of a good thing.

The bill would mandate larger cages and better living conditions for egg-laying hens, and has the support of both the HSUS and the United Egg Producers, the country's largest organization of egg-producing farms.

It mandates large fines and jail terms for buying and distributing pornography, and makes homosexuality an offense.

Yet Proposition B, besides forcing bigger employee contributions to the pension plan, mandates large increases in their contributions for dependent health care premiums.

The federal government kept building highways to serve ever-more distant suburbs, where local authorities often mandated large home and lot sizes in the belief that it would encourage the construction of affluent communities.

The findings indicate that conventional adventitious presence tolerances can be met without ex ante mandating large widths of pollen barriers.

McKinley voted for the Bland-Allison Act of 1878, which mandated large government purchases of silver for striking into money, and also joined the large majorities in each house that overrode Hayes' veto of the legislation.

Bloom's bill, for example, would also bar cities from mandating large uncovered pathways from secondary units to the public street — thus allowing a simple side yard to suffice for access.