Sentence examples for mandated to offer from inspiring English sources

Now they're mandated to offer maternity coverage -- but that would surely be wiped out too.

When a school under its jurisdiction has broken state laws or committed fraud it is, in fact, mandated to offer debt discharge to students.

This was despite the fact that Edinburgh Trams is to be run by Lothian Buses, who are mandated to offer free travel to those with concession cards on all their bus routes.

Companies that are not willing to sponsor any retirement plan, have been in business for more than two years and have more than 10 employees would be mandated to offer a payroll-deduction saving option to their employees-no different from the way employers deduct for taxes.

All health centres are mandated to offer ANC [ 25, 27].

All levels of care are mandated to offer prenatal consultations and delivery services for pregnant women.

Speaking to reporters in Seattle, Bezos said that the pee-tape offer was "consistent with Amazon's mandate to offer the highest-quality content to our customers".

It was a role that the C.I.A. accepted only reluctantly, fearing that it would compromise the agency's mandate to offer covert assistance, analysis and information-gathering.

In a report to clients last year, SNR Denton, a law firm, wrote, "Faced with mandates to offer richer benefits with less cost-sharing, small and midsize employers in particular are increasingly considering self-insuring".

Satisfying a court mandate to offer children "a sound, basic education" will cost New York State at least an extra $6 billion over three to four years, the plaintiffs in the case said yesterday.

"We have had a history in recent years of being involved in strategic planning for the future, and we view it as our mandate to offer as much as we can in the way of local and statewide services," said Ms. Christopherson, a 1971 Wellesley graduate who also serves on the national Public Broadcasting Service board.