Sentence examples for mandated at a from inspiring English sources

This particular piece of mischief is the export enhancement program, begun last year on an experimental basis, that Congress has now mandated at a level of at least $1 billion over the next three years.

These true-believers often say that it's not their fault that Common Core was mandated at a time when high stakes 3rd grade tests were being imposed in some states, despite having as little as 1/5th of the resources that they require.

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The tipped wage category, which is currently mandated at $2.13 per hour, a number that has remained the same for nearly 30 years, is also nearly two-thirds female.

Under the Northwest Territories Act 1880 the district was mandated at its inception to return a single member to the Northwest Territories Legislature under the First Past the Post electoral system.

A dozen states now mandate at least a three-foot passing gap.

Nothing could horrify the climate-conscious citizen more than India's Integrated Energy Policy, which mandates, at minimum, a three to fourfold increase in primary energy consumption, and a five to sevenfold rise in electricity consumption from 2005 to 2031 to maintain an 8 per cent GDP growth.

To start, we must take a look at the bigger picture: nationally, only four states mandate at least a one-semester course devoted to the subject of personal finance in K12 schools, and less than half of states require personal finance education to be integrated into other subject matter.

The president, through an executive order, would be allowed to mandate at the minimum a 13-point test for rule-making.

One member plans to introduce a bill mandating cameras at a meeting on Monday.

Canada mandates at least two weeks.