Sentence examples for mandating observance from inspiring English sources
Even many deeply religious young people don't believe in mandating observance for others.
The two men were transferred in accordance with an American-British-Australian agreement mandating observance of the Geneva Conventions and stipulating that all prisoners must be returned, if requested, to the country that originally transferred them.
Islamic belief also mandates the observance of Sunnah, lifestyle guidelines based on the life of Muhammad which are recommended but not required for Muslims.
The Food and Agriculture Organization, also a Mountain Partnership member, is the coordinating agency for the preparation of this celebration and is mandated to lead observance of it at the global level.
Despite the fourth commandment mandating Saturday, ie seventh day, sabbath observance, this move was partly a way of honouring the resurrection, which happened "on the first day of the week"; partly about distinguishing Christianity from Judaism; and partly a way of colonising the posh Roman sun-worshipping day.
Next week's International Naval Review, the sixth, was mandated by Congress in 1996 as an observance of the millennium and the nation's 224th birthday.
The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum is mandated by Congress to lead the national observance.
In essence, it mandated montage.
The observance of a significant reduction in taxicab driver homicides in cities where taxicabs are equipped with cameras, and the more pronounced effect in cities where taxicabs are equipped with cameras as mandated by a city ordinance, was an encouraging one.
–Don't mandate open source.
