Sentence examples for mandating them from inspiring English sources

You set targets and you pass laws mandating them.

Green roofs are popular in Germany and Australia, and Canada's city of Toronto adopted a by-law in 2009 mandating them in industrial and residential buildings.

He argued that developing nations so dislike the idea of labor and environmental standards that mandating them "threatens the whole enterprise" of expanding trade.

Neither the tenants nor the landlord thought the sprinklers were worth the expense and aggravation, but we were no match for the labor unions and sprinkler companies that lobbied for the new law mandating them.

Yesterday's proposals included: more exacting placement of safety belts (inspected by whom); the installation of "little black boxes" that sometimes help explain airplane crashes (next year, of course); recommending head-and-neck supports (but not mandating them -- this is still a free country); and having medical "liaison," whatever that means.

Now they are under a 21-day quarantine by order of Texas state and county health officials, banning them from leaving the flat without approval until at least 19 October, when the incubation period will be over, and mandating them to report any symptoms and submit to health tests if deemed necessary.

Without a central regulator to design or mandate them, national supervisors would need to agree.

By voluntarily setting up such programs, the companies give the government less incentive to mandate them.

That's why so many countries now mandate them on cigarette packs.

"They show some promise, but we don't yet know enough to mandate them".

But although the city cited lower emission standards as a goal, it did not mandate them, fearing similar legal repercussions.