Sentence examples for setting mandates from inspiring English sources

Our limited clinical experience with the drug in this clinical setting mandates great caution.

Application of goal-directed echocardiography in this setting is quite distinct from typical exploratory diagnostic comprehensive echocardiography, because the urgent critical care setting mandates a goal-directed approach.

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.

Even an exogenous setting mandated outside of the company's own will did not necessarily improve earnings timeliness (Yee 2004).

"We are glad the court has put a stop to EPA's pattern of setting impossible mandates for a biofuel that does not even exist," said Bob Greco, API's group downstream director.

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

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.

The normal inclination of most people when setting their mandated goals is to list tasks which are easy to achieve.

Debates about the Federal Drug Administration and the Consumer Product Safety Commission–about their roles in setting standards, mandating testing requirements and inspecting components, ingredients and products both overseas and at the border have also heated up.