Sentence examples for mandated to sell from inspiring English sources

Moreover, to simply break even while buying sugar cane at the government price of 100 rupees per 40 kilograms, mills say they'd have to sell refined sugar at 48 rupees per kilo; now they are mandated to sell at 40 rupees.

Additionally, S&Ls were mandated to sell their holdings by the end of 1993 creating a huge supply of low priced assets that helped freeze the new issuance market.

I was reminded of this as I read Corby Kummer's profile of the new Boston Public Market -- the country's first year-round covered food market mandated to sell goods made with mostly locally-grown ingredients -- in the latest issue of The New Republic.

Zona's mandate, to sell objects with a soul, was easy to parody.

No one has given me a mandate to sell," Mr. Abbott said.

Neither the government nor the opposition have a mandate to sell our Medibank Private.

Nor will it revise a longstanding Congressional mandate to sell weapons to Taiwan, which China claims as a province.

"Governors Island is still subject to the existing legislation," said Renee Miscione, a spokeswoman for the General Services Administration, referring to the Congressional mandate to sell the island.

"My view is that neither the federation nor the boards of housing associations have a mandate to sell public assets that have been built up over decades.

Their selling point is that they are free from the conflicts of interest that often bedevil bigger firms that may be offering guidance to companies while also hoping to win lucrative mandates to sell shares or bonds for them.

Le Journal du Dimanche, meanwhile, reported that PSG's former chairman Charles Villeneuve still owns the mandate to sell the club to investors in the Middle East, and that he spoke to Abu Dhabi United Group before they bought Manchester City.