Sentence examples for mandated all of from inspiring English sources

In 2007, the California Horse Racing Board mandated all of the state's major thoroughbred tracks install synthetic surfaces or risk losing their racing dates.

The adoption agency sent me a little bit of information, non-identifying, of course, in accordance with state law that mandated all of my birth records be "closed" and irrevocably sealed.

(Catastrophic coverage plans are available in America, but the market is extremely limited for a number of reasons, including the fact that most states have issued Patients Bill of Rights mandating all kinds of fancy benefits even in basic plans).

They have become the "currency" of healthcare, mandating all manner of payments to physicians from the most complex surgical procedures to routine office visits.

Section 1 of the test is theory, which mandates all kinds of specialized wine knowledge.

If so, they ask, what would theoretically prevent the government from mandating all manner of acts in the national interest, say regular exercise or buying an American car?

In addition, the Alangalang municipal council also approved an ordinance mandating all personnel of the Barangay Development Council to undergo annual training and refresher courses in safety and disaster prevention and mitigation.

In August, to stop the chain of transmission, the government of Sierra Leone mandated that all of the deceased be buried as if they had Ebola – in body bags and by teams in protective gear.

It's a holistic approach that mandates all functional aspects of his brain (and not separately from his soul and body).

— Julia Moskin The Atlantic: The New York City Council recently mandated that all of the city's wild-riding food-delivery cyclists must be better regulated and complete a safety course.

The reference is to the so called "Jesus Loves Nukes" training program mandated of all Air Force nuclear missile launch officers.