Sentence examples for mandated so from inspiring English sources

Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, the chairman of the committee, said he shared the concern that California was "owed substantially greater refunds" than the federal agency had mandated so far.

The duration of UI payments isn't federally mandated so in a few states payments can run for as little as 14 weeks (12 fewer than the nationally recommended 26 weeks).

(Many specialists now believe that the only way to insure that chronic pedophiles accept what they've done is to have their treatment adjudicated — legally mandated — so that they know that those who treat them are obligated to talk openly with law-enforcement authorities, who can hold them to account with the statements of victims and the threat of imprisonment).

So tough that over the last four decades sentences were dramatically increased and long prison terms required for hundreds of crimes; discretion was removed from judges; "second-" or "three-strike" laws were mandated, so that decades or life in prison had to be served for second or third convictions, even non-violent ones.

A personal interview can also be mandated, so a wrong answer could be disastrous.

This study had a naturalistic design: after enrollment, specific treatments or medical interventions were not mandated, so treatments for schizophrenia could have been stopped, started, or changed throughout the study, as deemed appropriate by the treating physician.

That may be because they see the need to protect those funds as part of their oversight mandate, so they act sooner.

"I've seen state regulators force utilities to comply with the national safety code, but I've never seen them mandate so many additional requirements on top," he said.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation approved rules on Tuesday that would mandate so-called living wills for the nation's largest financial firms that would force them to spell out plans for unwinding their business should they fall on hard times.

REUTERS Regulators Aim to End 'Too Big To Fail' | The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation unanimously approved two sets of rules on Tuesday that would mandate so-called living wills at the nation's largest financial institutions.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation unanimously approved two sets of rules on Tuesday that would mandate so-called living wills at the nation's largest financial firms, a crucial step in enforcing the Dodd-Frank financial regulatory overhaul passed in the wake of the financial crisis.