Sentence examples for would be mandating from inspiring English sources

Another important step would be mandating that the Department of Health and Human Services negotiate drug prices on behalf of Part D plans.

"It seems unique to us that Congress would be mandating to Minnesota and Wisconsin the type of bridge that they have to build if they want to move forward with this project," Mr. Zimmerman said.

By the same token, elected members of the Shura council, who will be part of the body drafting the constitution, will certainly resist any attempts by a constituent assembly to abolish the upper house in the new constitution, as they would be mandating the dissolution of the same house that they were elected to only a few weeks before.

Simply put, if the intention to fight climate change on a global front is honest, developed countries including those in the European Union and North America would be mandating how much their citizens can consume.

Then television would be mandated to conform to the results.

A maximum home size would be mandated — there would be no faux mansions here.

Although publicly owned, the banks would be mandated to operate on ordinary commercial principles.

The 300 apes in Spanish zoos would not be freed, but better conditions would be mandated.

"The question," she said, "is whether it would be mandated or incentivized — for example, through fast-track permitting".

"We think it is a good safety device," Mr. LaHood said, though he stopped short of saying that it would be mandated.

And disclosure would be mandated for political front groups and money megamachines already being set up by such operatives as Karl Rove, the Bush campaign guru.