In 1994 PROE were replaced by Joint Chiefs of Staff standing ROE (JCS SROE), which mandate that the use of force must also be consistent with international law.
That would represent a significant weakening of Ms. Reding's intended penalties, which mandate fines or the blocking of appointments if a board tilted too heavily toward one gender.
Some of the lawyers said that they were intent on protecting the country's tough blasphemy laws, which mandate capital punishment for offenders.
Also, new rules for Formula One racing, which mandate smaller hybrid engines in 2014, will help to link the technology with a sporting image.
Nearly all UN members have signed conventions in 1961, 1971 and 1988, which mandate prohibition of the main recreational drugs.Policy pushersWestern countries have been the chief enforcers.
Labeling laws in the United States are more relaxed than those in Europe and Canada, which mandate clearer warnings of potential allergens.
The next worst off workers are in Japan and Canada, which mandate at least 10 and 19 paid days off a year, respectively.
There are profound, and potentially competing, interests at stake in these tragic cases, which mandate careful consideration and militate against a rush to judgment.
Some Time Inc. employees at People, Time, Sports Illustrated, Money, Fortune and Fortune Small Business are covered by union contracts, which mandate severance in case of layoffs.
After studying the idea for the last two weeks, administrators decided it was best to exceed current fire codes, which mandate sprinklers only in new construction.
Blame the way the fuel-economy and CO2 tests are framed, tests which mandate not just a set sequence of speeds and unrealistically gentle accelerations but also what gear a car must be in for each part of the test.
