Sentence examples for mandated a report from inspiring English sources

The report has been in the works since 2015, when diplomats negotiating the Paris Climate Accord mandated a report to determine exactly how the world can keep global warming below 1.5 degrees Celsius compared to before the industrial revolution.

A similar measure mandated a report that came out in February that opened up a number of new jobs for women closer to classic combat action, including medic and tank mechanic.

It mandates a report on possibly reintroducing tactical nuclear weapons in South Korea.

The legislation, if enacted, would mandate a report to Congress identifying Chinese firms contributing to the camps and ubiquitous surveillance systems in Xinjiang, perhaps leading to the sanctioning of these companies, and would empower the FBI to track down Chinese officials responsible for harassing Uighurs in the United States.

Congress has mandated a progress report from the White House before Sept. 15, and Mr. Bush chided lawmakers for calling for a change in policy before hearing the views of the two men who are, as administration officials repeatedly point out, "on the ground in Iraq".

The congressionally mandated National Climate Assessment, a report drafted by scientists at 13 federal agencies, confirmed many of those findings last month.

Not every crash mandates a police report.

Elise Viebeck reports: "Advocates welcomed the measure, which mandates an annual report of all settlements and awards and eliminates the confidentiality agreements required for accusers at the beginning of the existing process.

The listing does not ban the sale of black coral; it does, however, mandate a strict reporting regime designed to prove that trade is "not detrimental" to the species' survival in the wild.

An official report to the police will however mandate a hospital assessment and report which ensures appropriate medical, legal and psychological actions [ 23].

The latest changes to Obamacare's employer mandates follow a report from the Congressional Budget Office last week that predicted that the law's complex effects on the labour market would result in a reduction in employment levels equivalent to two million full-time workers.