Sentence examples for mandates to adopt from inspiring English sources

In 2009, the state tabled its clean-car mandates to adopt a fleet-average standard set by the federal government for 2012-16.

Regulatory mandates to adopt technology usually create a mad dash to build and sell as fast as possible; I believe that is the scenario here.

Gallivan (2001) recognizes management objectives for change as the initial driver for innovation, complemented by the search for invention availability for technological inventions and the primary innovation adoption process embedded in a company's mandate to adopt other influences on innovation adoption which eventually leads to a secondary innovation adoption process.

And, as a devolved agency, the police are not mandated to adopt the coalition's national digital by default programme.

The Consultative Peace Jirga of June 2010 was an expression of national consensus and gave a mandate to adopt a "whole of the state" and "whole of government" path to national renewal.

He said Theresa May's government had "no authority or mandate to adopt a negotiating position without reference to the wishes of the house and those of the British people expressed through their elected representatives".

Moreover, its highly questionable whether the SEC even has a mandate to adopt such far-reaching amendments to Rule 506 given the narrow mandate given to it in the JOBS Act.

If the school budget vote fails, then school districts are mandated to adopt a budget that is no higher than the prior year's budget plus the lesser of 4% or the CPI.

Since maternity units are not mandated to adopt national guidance, they are instead encouraged to adapt it using local stakeholder groups.

Given the political context, it is uncertain if an NHIS Act that mandates states to adopt its programme will work out in practice or, alternatively, whether efforts at scaling-up would yield better results if states had authority over some aspects of the programme including resource control.

In 2018, there is a mandate (M/480) to adopt the overarching standard of the EPBD (FprEN 15603-1 or its new update, the draft prEN ISO/DIS 52000-1) [31] as the new reference document within the Spanish building regulation.