Sentence examples for mandated start of from inspiring English sources

The day after Thanksgiving is the all-but-congressionally mandated start of winter and holiday shopping.

It was a brief and intimate moment in the White House, held because of a quirk of the calendar that placed the constitutionally mandated start of the new term on a Sunday.

Moreover, considering that the vast majority of these IRRs consisted of chills, a mild premedication with paracetamol was mandated starting from first cycle.

As governments push renewables, several states have mandated varying levels of biodiesel, from B2 (2 percent biodiesel) to as much as B20 (20 percent), which Minnesota has mandated starting in 2015.

When you spin, the rules mandate you start at the back of the pack.

However, the period between the world wars, when the British mandate ended, marked the start of terrible antisemitic persecution in Iraq.

As previously mentioned, not all hospitals were reporting to NC DETECT in 2006, with 56.7% of the 113 EDs covered by the mandate reporting at the start of the year and 77.9% by the end of the year, with total coverage increasing to 92.5% and 99% of all ED visits reported in 2007 and 2008, respectively.

China and India have both said there is no need to start negotiations for new legally binding commitments until the next mandated review of the science ends in 2015.

The optimal timing for the contrast-enhanced phases depends on the volume of contrast material, the administration rate and the individual's cardiac output these factors mandate a delay time between the start of the contrast introduction and the beginning of the scan [3].

The order mandated shots of the Merck vaccine Gardasil as protection against the human papillomavirus, or HPV, starting in September 2008.

"Perhaps the mistake I made at the start of my mandate is not understanding the symbolic dimension of the president's role and not being solemn enough in my acts," he told RTL radio.