Sentence examples for that mandated from inspiring English sources

China and other big developing countries were balking at any deal that mandated reducing emissions.

They hired a public relations firm that mandated modernization, designing a (short-lived) corporate-looking logo.

The House panel that mandated the office-supply freeze denied that it was politically motivated, citing "budgetary concerns".

In 1993, Washington passed a health reform bill that mandated universal coverage, forced insurers to provide comprehensive packages, and demanded that all insurers become certified through the state.

When Congress passed the Clean Air Act, in 1990, the law included a section that mandated annual acid-rain reductions of ten million tons below 1980 levels.

That ruling struck down a Michigan law that mandated testing for all welfare recipients as a violation of the constitutional protection against unreasonable search and seizure.

The Department of Justice did investigate conditions in Arpaio's jails in the nineteen-nineties, and produced a couple of scathing reports, which led to agreements that mandated improvements.

"The public in 2009 would have been happy to see a simple bill that mandated insurance companies offer coverage without respect to previous medical conditions," Ms. Noonan wrote.

However, the use of oral contrast has to be adapted to the clinical conditions that mandated the CT examination.

That mandated companies operating in Europe to allow customers to obtain a copy of their own data.

Kelly also promoted gun control measures that mandated increased background checks and restricted high-capacity magazines.