Sentence examples for which has mandated from inspiring English sources

The owners in Chicago sold out last summer to an unfortunately named outfit, Creative Loafing from Atlanta, which has mandated cuts across the organization.

The 1975 agreement gave the Crees control over the local school board, which has mandated school instruction through the third grade strictly in the Cree language.

The new law, signed by Gov. Jack Dalrymple, has left the university in a difficult position: defy the National Collegiate Athletic Association, which has mandated that all American Indian mascots be dropped, or break the law.

The current two-tiered roof light, which indicates when a cab is free, filled, or off duty, is one of the last parts of the taxi experience untouched by the Bloomberg administration, which has mandated a television in the backseat, a GPS device in the front and, coming soon, laptop chargers and reading lights.

Notification laws are slowly changing as part of the stimulus bill, which has mandated new accounting rules.

Consider Massachusetts, which has mandated insurance since 2006.

Binge eating behaviors have been linked to poorer outcomes among bariatric surgery patients, and binge eating disorder have be considered a contraindication in surgery programs, some of which have mandated preoperative binge eating treatment.

Meanwhile, China, Russia and Middle Eastern nations have been injecting hundreds of billions of dollars into state-controlled investment pools known as sovereign wealth funds, which have mandates to seek out better gains on their capital than they get from American government bonds.

As governments push renewables, several states have mandated varying levels of biodiesel, from B2 (2 percent biodiesel) to as much as B20 (20 percent), which Minnesota has mandated starting in 2015.

"These laws are frequently used to repress dissent, to harass political opponents and to settle personal vendettas," Secretary of State John Kerry said in remarks at the State Department when introducing the report, which Congress has mandated for the past 15 years.

Hawaii, which since 1974 has mandated employer-provided health care for workers who put in 20 hours a week, doesn't allow an employee's health plan contributions to exceed 1.5% of wages.