Sentence examples for normally mandate from inspiring English sources
Both public and private sector organizations are required by law to comply with industry standards for information technology security and these standards normally mandate the creation of security policies and audit trails for these enterprises, especially from key systems holding sensitive information.
In order to carry out that minimization, we first need to compute the first-order derivatives, where the chain rule would normally mandate a second term, but in this case it is zero because of the definition of.
In 27 (22%) of the 121 vaginal deliveries in which abnormalities were noted before delivery and which would normally mandate the presence of a physician (eg, instrumental deliveries, shoulder dystocia or breech deliveries), no such presence (paediatrician, neonatologist or anaesthesiologist) before birth was noted.
Normally, if you have trouble finding people to pray for you, it's time to ask if, maybe, there's a reason for that – like, maybe, even those whose religious beliefs mandate charity don't have any sympathy for you?
"Mandate all households to obtain adequate insurance".
–Don't mandate open source.
Mandate, mandate, mandate.
State legislatures could mandate such a ratio.
Nosebleeds always mandate a penalty.
Although not normally in the mandate of humanitarian NGOs, supporting the MOH and building local capacity to revitalize the health system is imperative in post-conflict or long-term stabilized conflict settings.
