Sentence examples for said mandates from inspiring English sources

The new law, Dr. LeVine said, mandates that psychologists maintain continuing and collaborative relationships with their patients' primary doctors even after being certified to prescribe on their own.

Ms. Boxer said mandating all precincts to provide paper ballots would have been impractical.

Those policies, Ms. Weinshall said, mandate that roadway signs must offer useful information.

But Mr. Frakes said mandating that all employers carry state workers' compensation, as the A.F.L.-C.I.O. has proposed, would not lower premium rates and could endanger some businesses.

Steve Ballmer, in a move not exactly challenging Microsoft's unfortunate reputation as a bloated, last-generation software developer paralyzed by inertia, criticized Intel for focusing on multiple cores — a strategy Ballmer says "mandates and necessitates ongoing OS innovation".

On March 18 the company sent a letter to Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Representative John A. Boehner, the Republican leader, saying mandated changes would cost it "$100 million in the first year alone".

Preemption laws are typically backed by business groups that say mandated paid leave impedes flexible approaches to meeting employees' needs and hurts businesses' bottom line.

"Why are we giving them more than the state mandates?" said Joe Rizzo of Inwood.

He also said new mandates to use reformulated gas with ethanol in Chicago and Milwaukee had contributed to the higher prices.

"Let us get out from under some of these state mandates," he said.

The bill could also help drive sales to meet state mandates, Ting said.