Sentence examples for mandated that it from inspiring English sources

The statute creating the commission mandated that it make recommendations.

The issue came to a head after the Supreme Court invalidated a law that granted draft exemptions to thousands of religious students and mandated that it be rewritten by Aug. 1.

Finally, the so-called Dick Act of 1903, named after Charles Dick, an Ohio Congressman, made the National Guard a backup to the Army, and mandated that it adopt the same organization, weapons and discipline.

Indeed, the F.D.A. has on occasion approved a new device, mandated that it be recalled and then approved another just like it because the rules are set up to require such approvals.

It ultimately mandated that fighters be assessed a five-minute penalty.

The Research Works Act, introduced by representatives Darrell Issa (R-CA) and Carolyn Maloney (D-NY), would prevent any U.S. agency from mandating that researchers it funds post their peer-reviewed or edited papers on the Internet.

The challenge is delivering them to classrooms, and then encouraging states to mandate that it's taught.

In the event of a search, my bill would mandate that it be conducted in private, by personnel appropriately trained, and with a supervisor present.

The state has long said that it will not abandon welfare recipients who reach their limits; the State Constitution mandates that it care for the indigent.

No rules govern how much a U.P.S. Store can charge for postal services, or mandate that it tell customers that it is adding a surcharge.

Sally Davidow, a spokeswoman for the American Postal Workers Union, said the agency's main problem was the 2006 law mandating that it make sizable contributions to a health fund for future retirees, a requirement that costs it billions every year.