Sentence examples for mandated last from inspiring English sources

The automatic spending cuts were mandated last August as a backup plan if negotiations in Congress on long-term deficit reduction failed.

Instead of paying their approximately 1,100 workers at least $9.50 an hour, as the law mandated last July, ThinkFoodGroup paid them at least $10.50 an hour.

A Brooklyn judge formally imposed a death sentence yesterday that a jury mandated last month for Darrel K. Harris, the former correction officer who was convicted of killing three people in a robbery in a social club.

The NSW branch of the Australian Hotels Association said it welcomed the tougher sentencing, but was sceptical about lockouts and mandated last drinks at 3am. "The organisation wholeheartedly welcomes tougher sentencing for thugs and official recognition of the role drugs play in night-time violence," the AHA said in a statement on Tuesday.

An administrative judge mandated last month that Chen be reinstated at the National Weather Service, which is under the DOC. .

This is the bipartisan panel that Congress mandated last spring to investigate the still murky story of what happened in the meltdown.

The cap was mandated last year in the Dodd-Frank financial regulation law, but the Fed action was far less draconian than bankers had feared.

The federal arbiter mandated last week that the A.S.A. choose its team primarily on the basis of the five-day tryouts last September, while still taking into account intangibles like leadership, attitude and teamwork.

On their dark skin, under the oxford button-downs and green plaid skirts that public-school officials mandated last year in the name of educational focus, they had customized themselves in glistening white ink.

The state-run carrier has told all male and female cabin crew members over 40 that they have until Friday to pass a battery of medical tests mandated last year by the Indian aviation regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation.

Following the emphasis on a more assertive counterinsurgency approach mandated last year by Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal, the commander of American forces in Afghanistan, here on some of the country's most dangerous ground, infantry units are using this winter to try a soft touch.