Sentence examples for play mandates from inspiring English sources

He does not run the wrong route, but he might fake and juke trying to shake a defender at the line of scrimmage when the play mandates a quick release.

–Will employer "pay-or-play" mandates accelerate the job losses we are seeing across the country?

That the tours address player concerns about injury and quality of play by mandating use of the same brand of ball during each seasonal swing: one brand for the spring clay-court swing, another for grass, and so on.

The white space surrounding every grim command is the field of action where those mandates play out.

To pay for this, San Francisco put into effect an employer-health-spending requirement, akin to the "pay or play" employer insurance mandates being considered in Congress.

"I've taken my marching orders from Miles' mandates ("Play what's not there". "Fear no mistakes. There are none").

Employers who seek to reduce their exposure under the Affordable Care Act's "play or pay" mandate in 2014 by reducing their employees' hours may risk penalties.

It is vital to determine who they are, what they like, what inspires them, and what natural limits are in play prior to mandating a prescribed path that is both uninspiring to the student and increasingly painful to the health your relationship.

Would I feel comfortable playing a sport such as beach handball (an outdoor, non-contact variant of Olympic Handball) or beach volleyball, where the international federation mandates women play in bikinis?

Darling's aggressive style of play fits Edwards's mandate to be more active on the field.

This conference revisits the role that a full employment mandate should play in guiding monetary policy and examines the associated outcomes.