Sentence examples for that would mandate from inspiring English sources

Also on the table is a rule change that would mandate automatic replay for all turnovers.

Yes, many Orthodox Jewish New Yorkers support legislation that would mandate insurance coverage for infertility treatments.

The authorities even considered introducing a law that would mandate a 50% market share for local firms by 2010.

Brooke Buchanan, a Walmart spokeswoman, said the company did not favor legislation that would mandate extended producer responsibility.

This month, Gov. George Pataki of New York signed a bill that would mandate the switch by mid-2003.

Along with State Senator Guy J. Velella, he has introduced legislation that would mandate stricter cleanliness standards.

In California, Democratic leaders introduced legislation that would mandate background checks and one-year permits for anyone who wanted to buy ammunition there.

Mr. Romney promised that if elected he would immediately name China a "currency manipulator," a designation that would mandate further negotiations with Beijing.

A few days ago, a group led by Mr. Kopp submitted a ballot initiative that would mandate the garbage contract's being put out for competitive bid.

Legislators said that the provision that would mandate that weapons offenders be registered was the country's first statewide measure of its kind.

Two Democratic City Council members, Brad Lander and Gale A. Brewer, are also pushing for instant runoffs, proposing a voter referendum that would mandate the change.