Sentence examples for mandates requirements from inspiring English sources

Instead, the mandate committee took a longer view, calling for an amendment to the State Constitution to forbid new "unfunded" mandates — requirements unsupported by state financing — and laying out a process to review existing ones in the coming months.

Composites are increasingly common in modern airframe design, but the FAA mandates requirements that impede the migration of experienced military maintainers into the private sector.

Their criticism would be better directed toward state and legislative bodies that mandate requirements for driving".

Pallone wants to determine whether the Trump administration is following legally mandated requirements to review potentially dangerous chemicals and issue energy-efficiency standards.

A second panel, moderated by Bruce Schackman, chief of WCMC's Division of Health Policy, focused on developing individual and employer mandate requirements and putting them into effect.

In a joint statement, Shawn Turner, spokesman for the director of National Intelligence, and Judith Emmel, spokeswoman for the NSA, said: The articles describe court-ordered surveillance – and a US company's efforts to comply with these legally mandated requirements.

Mr. Jones said that he hoped that the bill, by allowing him to offer a less expensive, less comprehensive plan that is exempt from many state mandate requirements, would make family coverage affordable for his employees.

"Mater's logo on the advertisement should in no way be seen as support from Mater for any coal-related activity that doesn't meet the many strict environmental and health-related government mandated requirements," he said.

"We are concerned that many of the nation's railroads must greatly accelerate their efforts to achieve the congressionally mandated requirements," Chao said in a letter addressed to the executive officer of each railroad.

They can't finish their mandated requirements because this person can't get their GED".

Small business owners cite three common reasons for offering training: meet mandated requirements, onboard new hires, and retain employees over time.