Sentence examples for mandates to use from inspiring English sources

He also said new mandates to use reformulated gas with ethanol in Chicago and Milwaukee had contributed to the higher prices.

But infrared imaging isn't widely used mainly because it's pricey, and gas companies – from producers to distributors – aren't historically under government mandates to use more sophisticated equipment, according to Thorpe.

The prices of many foodstuffs have doubled or tripled in recent years as a result of a host of factors, including rapidly rising food demand in Asia, government mandates to use crops for biofuel production and extreme weather that may or may not be linked to climate change.

But the economic and social benefits of many ecosystems are so significant that we should not need mandates to use them.

Despite a mandate to use force to stabilize eastern Congo, the United Nations has been criticized before for not doing enough.

If the Security Council fails to issue an unambiguous mandate to use force, the president should respect the will of the world community.

He said it was "deeply concerning" that a new nuclear plant at Hinkley Point will not be mandated to use British steel.

This year's presidential race is in many ways about whether one party should have a mandate to use the bounty of the long expansion.

It's sitting on at least a billion and a half in cash and assets with no shareholders to siphon off dividends... very little debt, and a mandate to use that cash to support the paper's journalism".

The oil industry has fought hard to avoid penalties related to its use of the additive, arguing that it should not be forced to pay for the cleanup of a product that it was mandated to use.

The organisation has no mandate to use force: though Italy recently floated the idea of UN peacekeepers being deployed to protect culture, even Unesco's own experts say it is difficult to see how this would work.