Sentence examples for mandated by rules from inspiring English sources

That is actors' capacity of self-commitment towards some goals which are not mandated by rules (legal or of other sort).

This is central to responsibilisation strategies and ultimately relies on the agent's capacity to commit to some goals that are not mandated by rules with immediate, precise, direct, and uniformly binding effects, and with clearly delineated monitoring and enforcement authorities (Shaffer and Pollack 2012).

After an additional 30-minute wait mandated by N.C.A.A. rules, the game resumed, and Rutgers did stay loose.

Baylor Coach Kim Mulkey said in a statement that Griner would be suspended for one game in addition to the one-game suspension mandated by N.C.A.A. rules.

Technically, Paris could face sanctions and stiff monetary fines if the government continues to breach the 3percentt deficit to growth limit mandated by the rules.

LoVecchio announced yesterday that he would transfer to Indiana University, 220 miles south of South Bend, and sit out this season as mandated by N.C.A.A. rules.

Paul Loriquet, a spokesman for the state Department of Law and Public Safety, said that while the money for the radio system was spent expeditiously, the procurement had to follow steps mandated by state rules.

France, too, is facing a combination of slowing growth and fiscal strain as it tries to bring its budget deficit down to 3 percent of gross domestic product, as mandated by E.U. rules, from the 4.5 percent or more expected this year.

Cuba rejected a request for a waiver needed by Perez to compete in canoe-kayak because he has been an American citizen less than the three years mandated by I.O.C. rules.

The sale assures that Dan and Art Rooney will together hold 30percentt of the team, as mandated by league rules, and that the two Rooney brothers who have casino gambling operations at dog and horse tracks will no longer be involved with the team.

In 2012, to absorb sour loans Spain's government put together an asset-management company, which then imposed losses on junior bondholders as mandated by EU rules.