Sentence examples for mandated documents from inspiring English sources

Referring to Individualized Education Programs, the federally mandated documents that outline which services special education students need, she said: "If you develop an I.E.P. online and that child is in the system, he can't fall between the cracks, he's right there".

Yet a glance at Butterfly's 2006 Uniform Franchise Offering Circular the hefty, federally mandated document that lays out the terms of the franchise relationship reveals that the estimated initial investment for a single location ranged from "approximately $89,566 to $138,658".

The organization advises those considering opening a franchise outlet to evaluate the marketplace for high-growth areas, compare several franchise systems in the same industry, read federally mandated disclosure documents carefully and have both a lawyer and accountant trained in franchising review the contract and company.

Given that, "I'll just give you the gist of it," is the sort of thing that's barely acceptable to say to your boss if you haven't read an email properly, the idea that the government thinks this is an ok way to refer to court mandated legal documents is a tiny bit terrifying.

"The American public expects ― and deserves ― its Government to provide as much access as possible to the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records... so that the people may finally be fully informed about all aspects of this pivotal event," Trump said in his presidential memorandum mandating the documents' release.

All relevant regulations mandated keeping the documents, not destroying them.

Sweden also mandated that employers document how they had attempted to accommodate impaired workers.

The Department of Defense Architectural Framework (DoDAF) is the DoD's mandated method to document system architectures.

That's a document mandated by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA), the main federal law establishing pension rights.

Some national research assessment systems have mandated academics to document their impact on non-academic actors, and linked research funding to assessments of these impacts.

Much had been made of a so-called Kremlin Report — a name-and-shame document mandated by Congress that had caused tremors of fear in Moscow.