Sentence examples for ones mandating from inspiring English sources

The ceremony itself is steeped in tradition, which might explain the outcry that followed a public health initiative to replace the nails by its own sterilized ones, mandating tetanus shots for the Christs to protect them from infections.

The ceremony itself is steeped in tradition, which might explain the outcry against a public health initiative that tried to replace the nails with sterilised ones, mandating tetanus shots for the Christs to protect them from infections.

But both the old rules and the current ones mandate that recipients have to pass a two-step test.

His original bill would have required warning labels similar to the ones mandated in Europe.

So last April, Mr. Cooper introduced a new piece of legislation, this one mandating alarms, which sound when water is displaced by a sudden weight change, in all backyard swimming pools.

In another example, Mr. Pruitt's office coordinated with the oil and gas lobbying group American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers in petitions against two E.P.A. regulations: one mandating production of renewable fuels and another limiting pollution of smog-causing chemicals.

His "always-on-my-record" record at the state legislature includes sponsorship of legislation banning all abortion, even for rape and incest, as well as other anti-abortion bills, like one mandating ultrasounds prior to abortion.

This definition is in compliance with the one mandated for pseudo-symmetry by the International Union of Crystallography (IUCr) in its on-line dictionary, listed as Ref. [23].

One mandates that an additional two-minute instigator penalty be given a fighter who retaliates for a clean check.

Boras was still Rodriguez's designated representative and the only one mandated to supervise Rodriguez's interests.

No one mandates prenatal testing, although it is such an automatic part of the regimen that many expectant mothers believe it is obligatory, and few fight it.