Sentence examples for speed mandated from inspiring English sources

Thus do we see the Goldstone mission completed with blinding speed, mandated, launched, signed, sealed and adopted within eight months of the conflict it purports to have explored.

We also see a transition in growth mode around Frame 12. Here, the minimum height becomes constant (no additional material is being deposited at the base of the valleys) and the maximum height grows at a higher rate to maintain the average growth speed mandated by the constant current process.

Such constant speeds are mandated by the testing authorities, but would be almost impossible on the road.

James J. Baxter, president of the National Motorists Association, a driver advocacy organization, opposes returning to a federally mandated speed limit.

And, as Spain went into official mourning for the dead for three days, the country showed its solidarity with the families and friends who had anxiously gathered in the city to discover the fate of loved ones.As Spain grieves with dignity, it is already clear that much of the blame lies with the driver, who took the curve at what experts say is more than twice the mandated speed.

[But] 22percentt of all Louisianians and 19percentt of all Americans have access to only one internet service provider that can provide the minimum FCC mandated speed.

Despite these persnickety regulations, such a mid-mounted engine might send 900 horsepower through the mandated seven-speed transmission.

Its switches do load balancing and provide security at gigabit speeds, which are almost mandated for big sites like Yahoo and DLJ Direct.

As the early practice speeds approached, NASCAR had mandated before qualifying that the holes in the restrictor plates on the cars be reduced by one-64th of an inch, later conceding that the rule may have affected more teams during qualifying than others.

That rankled Earnhardt almost as much as driving in a race like the Pepsi 400, in which restrictor plates are mandated to keep speeds down.

The national reduction of highway speed to 55 mph (88.5 km/h), mandated in the USA in the 1970s, is one example.