Sentence examples for mandated steps from inspiring English sources

He insists that the Palestinians must dismantle terrorist groups before Israel eases its military actions or restrictions on Palestinians, or takes mandated steps to freeze settlement growth and remove settlement outposts built in the past two years.

Critics say the new safety requirements have loopholes that make things easier for operators, including a five-year grace period for some of the mandated steps given to reactors known as PWRs.

To get visas for those workers, Mar-a-Lago, like other businesses that rely on temporary employees each year, must first take legally mandated steps to look for U.S. workers.

The report by the China News Service did not give any further details of the executions, except to say that the cases had all been reviewed by the Supreme People's Court, a legally mandated step in death penalty cases in China.

This a mandated step to prove that you can later deduce others and that you understand what could follow.

For example, while great managers do not usually mandate steps to be taken, they do provide specific direction when accuracy or safety is involved, or when a company or industry standard is at stake.

In addition, he mandated other steps be taken, including appointing a community advisory board.

I just returned from voting in the primary election -- for the first time using the new, federally mandated, three-step paper ballot optical scanner vote counting device.

Even a cursory study of retirement systems abroad makes clear that many countries are far more willing than the United States to mandate painful steps by employers and workers.

"We won a wonderful decision in 2000 and now we have a wonderful order mandating the steps that we have for so long argued as necessary to guarantee that this population be assured meaningful access to critical benefits and services".

The poll found that the edge held by the Democrats this year on the issue had diminished, perhaps because of the inability of the party's leadership in Congress to push through measures that would restrain Mr. Bush or mandate any steps toward ending the war.