Sentence examples for that mandating from inspiring English sources
He argued that developing nations so dislike the idea of labor and environmental standards that mandating them "threatens the whole enterprise" of expanding trade.
These experiments stem from the recognition that mandating standards to a factory manager often ignores developing-world realities, such as poorly educated workers, degraded public health, economic insecurity and antagonistic worker-manager dynamics.
He spoke out against gun control legislation last year, telling a state legislative committee that mandating background checks for private, person-to-person gun sales would not prevent criminals from getting firearms.
David Champion, director of automobile testing at Consumer Reports, said that mandating specific technology might not be a good idea.
"Further, there is a strong consensus that mandating treatment would lead to more people hiding their addiction than revealing it.
The story chronicles the odyssey of a notion: that mandating individuals to obtain health insurance is indistinguishable from forcing freedom-loving Americans to buy a particular veggie.
"The E.U. cannot accept an agreement that mandates a single solution".
The Boston Review looks at a law that mandates the teaching of philosophy in Brazil.
How can one maintain integrity in a context that mandates aggression and betrayal?
China and other big developing countries were balking at any deal that mandated reducing emissions.
State law requires businesses that mandate distinctive uniforms to pay for them.
