Sentence examples for mandates the introduction from inspiring English sources

The Regulation mandates the introduction of administrative checks, measures and penalties to the extent that they are required to ensure proper application of Community law.

It also helps that states are increasingly instituting policies that encourage (and in some cases mandate) the introduction of digital tools and devices into the classroom.

The introduction of antiendocrine agents with differing mechanisms of action now mandates the design of rational sequential hormonal regimens for breast cancer.

To ensure that all MPs have majority mandates requires the introduction of the alternative vote system, in which voters rank the candidates in order of preference, with second preferences transferred until one candidate has more than 50% of the total vote.

Indeed, although the science surrounding head injury and headgear use in sport is complicated, the rate of severe concussion, as graded by the American Academy of Neurology [27], was reduced dramatically (7.5 to 0.7 %) subsequent to mandated headgear use, the introduction of computer scoring and other rule changes in amateur boxing [8].

Arabic was mandated the official language, however.

Others don't legally mandate the coverage.

And they widened even more in May and June as low inventories, supply disruptions and the federally mandated introduction of a new type of reformulated gas caused pump prices to soar, especially in the Midwest.

We implement an empirical test for selection into health insurance using changes in coverage induced by the introduction of mandated health insurance in Massachusetts.

In order to simplify and clarify the advances and improvements made to the combustion phase since the introduction of mandated governmental emissions, we need to also understand the various areas and technical terms frequently referred to and considered by engineers as they redesign ICE's for improved fuel efficiency and reduced exhaust emissions.

The best bet is a system of oversight for loan products, and the introduction of rules mandating minimum downpayments, to create larger equity barriers for homeowners and to discourage overbuying.