Sentence examples for mandating at least from inspiring English sources

Some large employers offer policies that cover treatment, and 15 states have passed laws mandating at least some autism-related coverage.

Still, it took nearly 30 years until the Children's Television Act was passed, mandating at least some educational TV offerings and limiting direct selling to kids by TV advertisers.

A dozen states now mandate at least a three-foot passing gap.

Last year, the City Council mandated at least five weeks' vacation for each horse every 12 months, at a stable allowing access to a paddock or pasture.

Third, Article I pointedly mandates at least one rule of proceeding, namely, that a majority of senators (and House members, for that matter) will constitute a quorum.

Justice Kennedy could, of course, follow a compromise path and rule that the Constitution mandates at least civil unions for same-sex couples.

The next worst off workers are in Japan and Canada, which mandate at least 10 and 19 paid days off a year, respectively.

The Affordable Care Act mandates – at least we all thought it did – that insurers must provide access to all forms of contraception without charging a co-payment.

And in 2003, the accreditation council imposed the 80-hour limit on all U.S. training programs, prohibited trainees from direct patient care after 24 hours of continuous duty and mandated at least one day off per week.

Typically, waiters receive an hourly wage — as little as $2.13 in some states, though California law mandates at least $8 — plus tips, some of which they may pass on, or "tip out," to their support staff.

This new provision would supersede the existing policy that mandates at least 40% of vending machine items should be healthy.