Sentence examples for mandating control from inspiring English sources

The rule has many good provisions mandating control measures that producers must take, but it shied away from requiring that hens be vaccinated.

Supporters of the bill say the surge in Texas is small compared with the steep overall decline in recent years, and the Senate legislation, while not formally mandating control all along the Mexican border, would provide at least $4.5 billion over five years for enforcement tools to help finish the job — a significant improvement that would come after two years of budget cutting.

Take a page from Apple's iPhone and App Store, by mandating control of the application layer via the communications infrastructure.

Stringent regulations mandating control technology on stack emissions and/or burning of low sulfur fuels have been promulgated which cost the American public billions of dollars.

The linear relation between PaCO2 and cerebral blood flow and volume [ 27] mandates control of PaCO2 as well.

Working with the state's Department of Environmental Conservation, Mr. Spitzer's investigators found that the six upstate plants had undergone such modifications without installing the legally mandated controls.

From 1991 to 1998, Ms. Heins served as director of the arts censorship project of the American Civil Liberties Union, where she fought efforts to mandate controls on the programming available to young people.

The treaty mandated controlled increases, not decreases, in the Soviet arsenal, while failing to ban development of cruise missiles, space-based weapons, or the MIRVing of existing launchers by the United States or the U.S.S.R. Thus the superpowers sacrificed the right to defend their attack missiles with ABMs while failing to ensure the stability of mutual deterrence.

Moreover, the New Zealand research also questions the advisability of assuming that mandated controls will be consistently implemented.

You also have confidence when someone who has had the success offensively that he's had said, 'I see a lot of good things coming.' " What Billick saw was a serviceable, if not spectacular, offense with a simple mandate: control the ball, get first downs, don't mess this up.

Although the city tried to combat the problem by mandating stormwater controls for all new development in 1997, it has done little to fix runoff problems caused by buildings constructed before that time.