Sentence examples for mandating in from inspiring English sources

Massachusetts achieved its high coverage rates by mandating in its landmark law that almost every resident have health insurance, and that all but the smallest businesses make some contribution toward their employees' costs.

"In God We Trust" began to appear on American coins in the 19th century, but in the early 20th century President Theodore Roosevelt, having asked the sculptor Augustus SaintoGaudesigno designewew coinage, was relieved to find no statute mandating "In God We Trust" on coins.

Almost as soon as the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency started mandating, in 1975, that vehicle fuel economy be posted on the stickers of new cars, the agency was hit with complaints from drivers: They weren't getting nearly the fuel economy the stickers suggested they should.

Instead of moving forward, Congress took a giant step backwards, mandating, in An Act providing for better Organization of the Military Establishment, passed on August 3, 1861, that all chaplains be Christians.

While the frontrunners Romney and Perry squabbled over scaring seniors, Minnesota Representative Michele Bachmann tried to paint Perry as an overreaching bureaucrat who can be bought out by the drug industry with her attack on him for mandating in Texas a vaccine for cervical cancer to 12-year-old girls.

It is particularly noteworthy that more than 7 in 10 seniors support both mandating in-person license renewals and medical screenings for those drivers over the age of 75, a figure boosted by respondents over age 75.

Reductions in greenhouse gases and smog-causing pollutants are also mandated in the program.

(The U.K. government responded that disclosure was mandated in situations where groundwater was nearby).

First, compensation disclosure has been mandated in some form for decades.

Thus the peacekeepers' mandate in Pibor did permit combat to defend civilians.

It was the first to be mandated in any country's constitution.