Sentence examples for mandated under existing from inspiring English sources

Hogan has stressed that the state would still spend a record amount on public schools in the coming fiscal year, although the counties would receive $144 million less in funding than mandated under existing education formulas.

And by the way, if they have a commerce power to mandate you buy things, then under existing law and financial law, they could put you in jail.

The second came from a pre-existing local community development program mandated under Indonesian law.

Judge Paul A. Crotty of Federal District Court in Manhattan said a plan to financially penalize taxi owners who refused to buy hybrid cars amounted to an effort by the city to mandate emissions standards — a right that, under existing laws, belongs solely to the federal government.

How can the WTO begin to wrestle with other issues that either have not been part of its mandate or have received scant attention under existing work programs?

The adoption of an electronic health record (EHR) is mandated under current health care legislation reform.

This review is mandated under the 1979 Taiwan Relations Act.

It is also now looking to recruit a data protection officer — a position mandated under GDPR.

Tug escorts are not mandated under federal law.

Generation costs increase substantially under existing conditions, reaching: (1) 25.5 c/kWh for the small-scale system, due to a regulation mandating the continual presence of an operating engineer; and (2) 22.5 c/kWh for the large-scale system due to insufficient biomass supply, which reduces plant capacity factor from 34%to8%8%.

FAA Administrator Michael P. Huerta testified before Congress last year that, if the 2003 congressional mandate were removed, the agency would not otherwise grant requests for no-fly zones above Disney properties under existing FAA rules.