Sentence examples for mandating that it from inspiring English sources

Sally Davidow, a spokeswoman for the American Postal Workers Union, said the agency's main problem was the 2006 law mandating that it make sizable contributions to a health fund for future retirees, a requirement that costs it billions every year.

In the end, the budget team decided to cut the deficit in half by the end of Obama's first term, but, instead of mandating that it would continue to decline thereafter, as Spratt had demanded, promised that it would not rise above three per cent of G.D.P.

The 1996 Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity Act codified and expanded the 1962 economic embargo against Cuba's communist government, applying it to foreign countries and mandating that it remain in place until lifting it was determined to be in the U.S. national interest and would expedite Cuba's return to democracy.

Meanwhile, a U.S. official said the firm is in daily contact with the SEC and Federal Reserve, and neither is mandating that it raise capital, according to TradeTheNews.com.

"The Senate is on the verge of mandating that it's carbon neutral, and it isn't," says Philip Duffy, president and executive director of the Woods Hole center, a nonprofit climate research group in Falmouth, Massachusetts.

He has not advocated expanding FMLA or mandating that it be paid.

The statute creating the commission mandated that it make recommendations.

The challenge is delivering them to classrooms, and then encouraging states to mandate that it's taught.

In the event of a search, my bill would mandate that it be conducted in private, by personnel appropriately trained, and with a supervisor present.

The state has long said that it will not abandon welfare recipients who reach their limits; the State Constitution mandates that it care for the indigent.

No rules govern how much a U.P.S. Store can charge for postal services, or mandate that it tell customers that it is adding a surcharge.