Sentence examples for mandates an extra from inspiring English sources

The Palaszczuk Labor government is poised to announce an independent taskforce to examine the anti-association laws and the related Vicious Lawless Association Disestablishment Act (Vlad), which mandates an extra 15 to 25 years' jail for gang crimes.

It would be better, and more economical, to improve the curriculum and reduce the amount of summer vacation rather mandating an extra school year.

Outraged over the underequipping of troops, Congress mandated an extra $1.9 billion in spending for vehicle-shielding.

The outgoing chairman, who has chosen to walk in recognition of the fact he would not have received a mandate for an extra year in light of his proposed reforms, will have to tread a difficult line.

"NEOCam was selected because of its science," says New. "The fact that it will also help us fill our congressional mandate was considered an extra benefit".

And then Congress stepped in and mandated Nasa to fly an extra shuttle.

Part of the coaches' mandate is to make an extra effort to include girls who typically aren't as involved in sports.

Fassel mandated that each player spend an extra two hours each day on preparation, whether it be staying late or taking tapes home.

The National Audit Office has found that, of 150 senior executives who left in the three years ending December 2012, which cost the corporation £25 million, or $39 million, the BBC paid more salary in lieu of notice than contractually mandated in 22 cases, for an extra cost of £1.4 million, or $2.2 million.

Two windfalls the Gabriella Miller Kids First Research Act and the end of the huge National Children's Study left NIH with an extra $150 million and a mandate to spend it on pediatric research.

The other is that you can easily implement "confirmation campaigns". Confirmation campaigns mandate an acknowledgement of completion from employees, providing an extra level of accountability.