Sentence examples for mandated size from inspiring English sources

One carry-on, of a mandated size.

In line with the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, the former prohibits logos, colors, brand images, and promotional elements on packaging other than brand names displayed in a mandated size, font, and place, whereas the latter forbids the display of tobacco products at points of sale.

The powerful American Medical Association has expressed concern that federally mandated "one-size-fits-all" training would conflict with state requirements for education and do little to speed the end of the crisis.

The protesters obviously loathe diversity: diversity means pluralism, a wholesale rejection of mandated, one-size-fits-all policies.

Flood protection for the great city of New York ought to be built to a 10,000-year standard, not the mandated one-size-fits-all 100-year protection.

The segmentation does not mandate the size of each segment as the size has not direct relationship with the information of the segment bears.

Clinics must meet hospital-type standards mandating the size of exam rooms and the width of hallways.

Thus, the ability of the D2000 group to scale their reach trajectories to veridical target size mandated that a sensory representation be maintained in memory until the time of response cuing.

All categorical variables were analyzed using the χ2 test, except where small sample size mandated use of the Fisher's exact test.

Other codes mandate unit sizes that are larger than what could be used in affordable housing.

In the mid-90's, Gov. Pete Wilson reacted to voter outrage by forcing through legislation that mandated smaller class sizes without building more schools or increasing the teacher supply.