Sentence examples for mandated because it from inspiring English sources

Last year, the E.P.A. settled a second lawsuit by public interest groups who said that the renovation regulation still fell short of what Congress had mandated because it exempted work performed in homes that are not occupied by children younger than 6 or pregnant women, among other provisions.

Turner questions whether the vaccine should be ever mandated, because it removes the individual right to make this crucial health decision--based on our unique individual health profile.

In the early days of air pollution control in the 1970s, American automakers argued that the catalytic converter could not be mandated because it was not ready for use.

Mr. Starr said he thought Mr. Gruber in particular was overstating the effectiveness of the mandate because "it's his baby".

However, the IOM has recommended against future legislative enactment of the mandated choice because it can potentially decrease the organ donors pool.

However, an inquiry into the soul is mandated because this verse is one of the places in Ecclesiastes where King Solomon has, on the face of it, contradicted himself, and therefore the verse requires explication.

A quick return was mandated because Ms. Endre is at work in a new Bergman production at the Royal Theater of Stockholm, an adaptation of Schiller's "Maria Stuart".

The government mandates this because it worries that urban residents could more easily organize and rebel if they lost their economic security.

The deployment almost certainly violated the peacekeeping mandate because it was done without Georgia's approval.

That may seem more palatable than a mandate, because it uses a carrot rather than a stick.

"There were people like me, who bought onto the mandate because it made sense and would work, and we were reluctant to let go of it.