Sentence examples for set mandates from inspiring English sources

Regulators have set mandates for power generation companies to use more renewable energy.

Mr. Bush opposes that agreement, which was negotiated by the Clinton administration to set mandates for the United States and other countries to reduce emissions of heat-trapping gases like carbon dioxide.

The WHO Registration Data Set mandates the listing of a 'Research contact person', described as the 'person to contact for scientific inquiries about the trial.' [9] See Table 1 for a summary of the requirements of the WHO and the compliance with these requirements by ISRCTN, and ClinicalTrials.gov as stated on their respective websites.

Continue to make school set mandates a priority.

There isn't a set mandate on safely managing and exhibiting big cats, but most Western zoos fashion safety procedures around a principle of no-contact.

Crey is unequivocal Canada needs a national inquiry with a set mandate, a committed budget, a clear goal, and input from the families that have lost their daughters, sisters, and mothers.

He played a major role in drafting the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and particularly Title VII of that bill, which outlawed racial discrimination in employment and set the mandates for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

Central banks were first set these mandates in the distant days when slumps were conceived as passing blips, and when nobody was asking whether fiat money had had its day.

To accomplish this, the ACA set up mandates, subsidies and insurance exchanges.

In reality, the beneficiaries of this latest escalation in Libya's civil war — Libya's Islamists, Sisi, Haftar and his associated militias — have set themselves mandates for endless fighting.

That sort of mind-set mandates the avoidance of overthinking, a trait that doesn't ordinarily lend itself to doing The Times crossword puzzle.