Sentence examples for was able to mandate from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, Obama was able to mandate the establishment of an embassy in Havana, a review of Cuba's status as a state sponsor of terrorism, and the easing of some travel and financial restrictions (including an increase in the amount of money expatriates were allowed to remit to Cuba).
Under the new law, the F.D.A. will be able to mandate a reduction in nicotine levels, for instance.
The senior Tory confirmed that, under the new system, JobCentre "coaches" would be able to "mandate to zero-hours contracts", although they would have discretion about considering whether a role was suitable.
McVey confirmed that under the new system, jobcentre coaches would be able to "mandate to zero-hours contracts", although they would have discretion about considering whether a role was suitable.
Mr. Coleman said that while it was "certainly conceivable" that the developments would one day include market-rate housing, the department would be able to mandate a higher proportion of lower-cost housing because it was buying the land from another government entity at a lower cost than it could privately.
The newspaper said Jobcentre "coaches" would be able to "mandate" zero-hours contracts if they thought the role was suitable for the claimant.
These physician consultants provided by government are able to mandate employer-financed occupational health services in many of the larger plants [ 35].
That's how Roberts was able to find the mandate not so tax-y as to be barred by the Anti-Injunction Act, but not so un-tax-y as to be an unconstitutional penalty under the Commerce Clause.
It wasn't until 2003 that the FDA was able to pass a law mandating companies label trans-fats on the Nutrition Facts label.
Even with the reduced mandate, the then prime minister, Mahathir Mohamad, was able to carry on with his economic agenda.
