Sentence examples for mandated directives from inspiring English sources

It would seem that the Michigan State Government which created this health emergency with their mandated directives should now bear the direct financial responsibility for fixing the problem they created.

Instead, we're left seething at the scapegoat du jour: anonymous higher-ups, who are imposing strategically mandated directives on our boys on the ground: Pedophile warlords are our partners in fighting the Taliban.

For example, if limited academic evidence was available, some commissioners from this organisation would prevaricate and avoid moving forward, even for nationally mandated directives with which local commissioners had to comply.

In October 2014, the EU published the previously secret TTIP "negotiating mandate" — the directives followed by European negotiators — after it was leaked online.

As mandated by several directives issued by the European Union, starting from 2020, new buildings must be designed and constructed as low-energy buildings.

"If it were solely up to me, the directives mandated by the legislation would have been different," said Representative John L. Mica, Republican of Florida and chairman of the House aviation subcommittee, which held the hearing this morning.

Health care professionals are more likely to respond to government-mandated directives on data reporting than to requests from the registries themselves.

Instead of dictating exactly how individual countries should go about this, the directive mandated that member states should pass national legislation to implement the new procedures.

Registers instead have a largely uniform format across parishes, especially after 1802, when a parliamentary directive mandated London parish officials to keep better records of parish apprentices.

Indeed, the conservation of genetically distinct populations, races or subspecies is not specifically mandated in the Habitats Directive, and although the Directive supports it to a certain extent (see Table 3), the greatest obstacle has been lack of financing and enforcing interest by Member States (T. Vuorisalo in Grant et al. 2010).

Councilman Vartan Gharpetian left the meeting early after making a brief statement with directives including mandated quiet hours and safety inspections.