Sentence examples for repeatedly mandated from inspiring English sources

Enraged about the latest grisly crime, the voters repeatedly mandated tougher sentencing.

Congress has repeatedly mandated such a biometric exit system — at land borders as well as airports — in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks.

But there is the other tradition that is as old as the country itself, the free exercise component of the religion clauses, which this court has said repeatedly mandates neutrality".

Islam repeatedly mandates the protection of minorities.

That order called for the Census Bureau to add a citizenship question as part of a raft of immigration enforcement measures to "be more transparent with the American people". Republicans have repeatedly introduced bills mandating the collection of citizenship data — and its use in apportionment.

DHS, for example, has repeatedly delayed supplying a congressionally mandated list of the nation's critical infrastructure, and a blueprint for information-sharing among federal, state and local entities has been slow to get off the ground.

That is not remotely the worst thing that could happen, especially if the President points out loudly and repeatedly that this expiration was mandated by the Republicans themselves in 2001.

He asked repeatedly for mandates to perform various acts of national salvation, but none, it seemed to me, explicitly for himself as leader.

It would increase emissions by one of the UK's least-taxed transport sectors after the government in Edinburgh had repeatedly missed its annual emissions reductions targets, mandated by Holyrood's Climate Change (Scotland) Act.

She wore a sheer top that repeatedly crept below her left nipple and mandated lots of tugging, while intermittently kissing a whacked-out looking Casey.

He was expected to step down in December 2016 after reaching the constitutionally mandated two-term limit, but he has repeatedly postponed elections, citing instability and violence outside the capital as cause for the delays.