Sentence examples for mandated until from inspiring English sources

Fingerprinting was not mandated until 1999.

A first positive test will lead to counseling for the player, but a full season's suspension is not mandated until a fifth offense.

The Municipal Corporations Act of 1835 ordered all incorporated boroughs to set up police forces under the control of a watch committee, but police forces for the provinces were not mandated until 1856, when Parliament passed the County and Borough Police Act.

Registration on clinicaltrials.gov was not mandated until 2007, and participation was greatly increased in 2005 by the decision of the ICMJE to require registration for publication.

In an attempt to improve on the initially poor dose intensity observed in arm C, the protocol was amended in June 2001 to lower the threshold for dose reductions to a neutrophil count of <1.0 × 10 l−1 or a platelet count of <75 × 10 l−1, with delays for complicated thrombocytopenia mandated until platelets were ⩾75 × 10 l−10

First, the iERG has a limited term mandate (until 2015) and, unlike the Global Fund, is not firmly embedded in the global health governance structure.

But no state has mandated its use until now.Why did Mr Perry do it?

They argued that his case raised substantial questions of law that mandated his release until the appeal was resolved.

It may explain, for example, why crime started falling later in Canada than in America: immobilisers were not mandated in Canada until 2007.

But Ludovica Villar-Hauser, the play's producer and director, said delays in completing financing for the Broadway production mandated a postponement until the summer or fall.

At least 500 farmers across the UK were left with debilitating health problems after using organophosphate-based (OP) chemicals to protect their sheep against parasites, whose use was mandated by government until 1992.