Sentence examples for mandated shift from inspiring English sources

A federally mandated shift to a more ozone-friendly version of the hand-held inhalers used to quell asthma attacks is creating spot shortages of the devices, because production of the older versions has declined even before producers of the new inhalers ramp up fully.

That plan mandated a shift to renewable energy from coal-fired electricity to fight climate change, which Obama has called the greatest threat facing the world.

Add to that the nursing shortage that leads to mandated double shifts, and the potential for mistakes is staggering.

But the Salafis often talk openly of laws mandating a shift to Islamic banking, restricting the sale of alcohol, providing special curriculums for boys and girls in public schools, and censoring the content of the arts and entertainment.

The plan also mandates a shift to renewable energy from coal-fired electricity.

The new guidelines mandate a shift in patient selection.

But the mandate shifts in that year to biofuels derived from renewable sources other than corn kernels.

In contrast to local taxi or black car companies, SideCar says it doesn't mandate driver shifts and employees drive their own cars.

The first point is that the number of errors can obviously be reduced by decreasing the total number of handoffs by mandating longer shifts.

The S.E.C.-mandated shift to decimals poses a challenge to the industry's computing power, explaining the need for a gradual transition.

The NPBA-mandated shift in construction planning responsibilities and functions from the public to private sectors is particularly relevant for adaptive capacity in a country of extremely varied, but almost uniformly harsh climatic conditions.