Sentence examples for to mandate them from inspiring English sources

By voluntarily setting up such programs, the companies give the government less incentive to mandate them.

"They show some promise, but we don't yet know enough to mandate them".

"If we are to mandate them off the road to rest, they should really rest, not be half-sleeping with pollution all around them," he said.

The British government will require that all medium and large businesses install smart meters within five years and will decide this year whether to mandate them for private homes as well.

Right now assessments are largely voluntary, though some federal and state lawmakers have made efforts to mandate them, said Jonathan Heller, co-founder of Human Impact Partners, an Oakland, Calif., company that conducts health impact assessments and trains others to perform them.

And since the security surrounding them is laughable to any serious hacker, it's dangerous proposition to mandate them.

Without a central regulator to design or mandate them, national supervisors would need to agree.

UN security council resolutions authorising such missions now also routinely mandate them to "protect civilians under imminent threat of physical violence", although this tends to be hedged around various operational caveats, and to stress that this responsibility primarily rests with the government of the host state.

M/FoCs only represent members of the NUJ, and only NUJ members can mandate them to vote in a particular way.

But again, that's a different thing than saying that their religious beliefs mandate them to provide health insurance, because here Congress has said that the health insurance that they're providing is not adequate, it's not the full package.

Those are the rules the OHA mandated and there's no reason to think they wouldn't mandate them for recreational products, especially since Section 7 of Measure 91 gives OLCC all the authority they need to prohibit any marketing, packaging, or advertising that would appeal to kids.