Sentence examples for policy mandated from inspiring English sources
While he acknowledged that staffing had been reduced over the years, he said the department's policy mandated that posts be staffed, even if officers are paid overtime.
She is right that unelected peers would be unwise to adopt a wrecking stance towards a policy mandated by popular vote in the referendum.
In 1927, the British Government, under Conservative Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin, undertook a decennial review of Indian policy mandated by the Government of India Act 1919.
A 2014 policy mandated new hiring quotas that state-owned enterprises in Xinjiang employ seventy percent of their new staff locally, including twenty-five percent from ethnic minorities.
This way, customers will believe that agents have chosen to help them, rather than believing that something about company policy mandated them to be helpful.
The only industrial nation without parental leave policy The USA is the only industrialized nation that does not have a paid parental leave policy mandated by law, a status-quo that reflects how little regard our conservative lawmakers have for families given that they are the ones who oppose any effort for improvement.
But baseball's substance-abuse policy mandates the punishment through suspensions; financial penalties are prohibited.
He said that there was no formal policy mandating that employees leave their devices at home, "but they certainly educate employees who travel to China and Russia to do so".
As the school-board president, I proposed a new policy mandating that only healthy snacks be given to trick-or-treaters.
The occasion was a protest against the local school district's party-pooper policy mandating uniforms for students in kindergarten through the eighth grade.
As such, its admissions policy mandates that 16percentt of the incoming class read above grade level, 16percentt read below grade level and 68percentt read at grade level.
