Sentence examples for mandates that when from inspiring English sources

This regulation, enacted in 2000, mandates that, when an issuer discloses material non-public information to specific outsiders (e.g., analysts or institutional investors), this disclosure must be made public, thereby eliminating the informational advantage previously enjoyed by large shareholders in general, and dedicated institutional investors in particular.

An important confounding factor in this observational study is the patient management protocol, which mandates that when a low PtiO2 is detected, all causes of this possible impending ischaemia should be corrected and CPP increased.

"When I have confidence that I am dealing with a system that is taking 3percentt overhead (Medicare), I feel much better about that mandate than when I am dealing with a system that takes 30percentt or more (private insurance companies)," janineada, a poster from California, said in reply to Jennifer.

Opponents cite the growing state financial obligations after those three years, plus the burden of federal mandates that must be followed when accepting federal Medicaid expansion funds.

Congress should mandate that when copyrighted material is registered with the Library of Congress, it must include an unencrypted machine-readable copy.

At one of the prisons, I was handcuffed to another inmate, mandating that when I used the bathroom I had to take him in with me.

We should create some procedures that mandate that when there is evidence that suggests the person is wrongly convicted, that that evidence has to be reviewed".

The model penal code, which is used as a national guide for state legislatures, mandates that deadly force is justified when used to protect oneself or a third party from death, serious bodily injury, kidnapping or compelled sexual intercourse.

He told Van Susteren that it was "just not right" to say he'd supported individual mandates: That was a clip from 1993, when in fact the conservative position was to have individual insurance in opposition to Hillarycare … let's get that out of the way, O.K.? Susteren asks whether that means his position has changed.

In the UK, if a person lacks capacity to make their own medical or social decisions, the Mental Capacity Act mandates that (except when a valid advanced directive is in place) a relative who has been given lasting power of attorney makes such decisions.

"We've always had this broad mandate so that when the L.B.O.