Sentence examples for mandated to use from inspiring English sources

He said it was "deeply concerning" that a new nuclear plant at Hinkley Point will not be mandated to use British steel.

But even Maude, for all his determination, says only that other public bodies will be able to "piggy back" off these central deals, rather than be mandated to use central procurement systems.

The oil industry has fought hard to avoid penalties related to its use of the additive, arguing that it should not be forced to pay for the cleanup of a product that it was mandated to use.

Alas, Ms. Brox seems to join a backlash against compact fluorescents, those curly bulbs we're encouraged and soon will be mandated to use (Beginning in January 2012, federal law will require that light bulbs will need to be 30 percent more efficient than current incandescent bulbs).

Starting this month, commercial fishing vessels that drop long lines in the Gulf of Mexico in search of tuna are mandated to use lightweight circular hooks that retain approved fish like yellowfin tuna, but flatten under the weight of the far heavier bluefin and allow them to swim free.

While tens of thousands of his colleagues use Sametime for chat and collaboration, employees are not mandated to use it as an e-mail replacement.

He also said new mandates to use reformulated gas with ethanol in Chicago and Milwaukee had contributed to the higher prices.

Despite a mandate to use force to stabilize eastern Congo, the United Nations has been criticized before for not doing enough.

If the Security Council fails to issue an unambiguous mandate to use force, the president should respect the will of the world community.

This year's presidential race is in many ways about whether one party should have a mandate to use the bounty of the long expansion.

It's sitting on at least a billion and a half in cash and assets with no shareholders to siphon off dividends... very little debt, and a mandate to use that cash to support the paper's journalism".