Sentence examples for mandates that his from inspiring English sources

And he won't get a raise: the Constitution mandates that his salary cannot be altered during his term.

"You've got to have a coach who mandates that his players do the things they need to do and players who are willing to speak up about feeling ill in practice and not consider that a weakness.

There's a reason why you are intrigued when you hear that Charlie Kim, the co-CEO of Next Jump, mandates that his employees spend 50% of their time on culture development initiatives and 50% of their time on revenue-generating initiatives.

Letcher appealed to Whigs "to protect the grave of Mr. [Henry ] Clayfrom the impious tread of Democracy", but Breckinridge pointed to his friendly relations with Clay, remarking that Clay's will did not mandate that "his ashes be exhumed" and "thrown into the scale to influence the result of the present Congressional contest".

ATHENS — Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras of Greece said on Tuesday that he might resort to calling a public referendum on any deal with the country's international creditors if the package seems to go beyond the political mandate that brought his leftist government into power.

Last week, the Netherlands and Switzerland rescinded mandates that poultry be kept indoors.

Mr. Telmany hired freelance writers, mandated that his employees write favorable reviews and even pitched in himself.

In an interview, he said if he were elected he would push to include the oath in school curriculum and consider mandating that his commissioners recite it.

Mr. Opitz has mandated that his staff members use instant messaging, mainly so they can cheat time differences between the two offices.

And then something happens, something unexpected and definitive, that propels Jude out of Vermont and down to New York to live with his father, Les, an East Village pot dealer and a pretty nice guy whose idea of paternal authority is to mandate that his kid can smoke only weed grown by Les.

But the independent United States "was not established as a 'Christian nation.'" When George Washington was Revolutionary commander in chief, he mandated that his soldiers have chaplains and strongly encouraged them to attend divine service, but his own writings typically employed nondenominational language, appealing to providence rather than Christ.