Sentence examples for would have mandated from inspiring English sources

That bill was introduced in 2009 and would have mandated a royalty.

The legislation would have mandated a wage of $10 an hour with benefits or $11.50 an hour without benefits.

The other would have mandated that the international force collect weapons from military units that remain in Kabul.

Back in Congress, Mr. Buyer introduced legislation promoted by McKesson that would have mandated national tracking of prescription drugs in an effort to combat counterfeits.

The bill would have mandated that workers receive at least five days of paid leave for their own illness or to care for family members.

| Updated On Monday, the Montana Senate defeated H.B. 505, which would have mandated prison sentences and fines for physicians who provide aid in dying to terminally ill patients.

The bill would have mandated that notarizations of mortgages and other financial documents done in one state, including those done electronically, be recognized in other states.

Controversy erupted in June over a proposed personal status law that would have mandated greater uniformity across religious communities on matters of marriage, inheritance, and child custody.

The bill's Republican sponsor, Senator John Andrews, was disappointed with the outcome because his original bill would have mandated teaching patriotism, rather than encourage it.

You might think that commercial concerns would have mandated Beethoven's presence on the program that Mr. Goode presented at Carnegie Hall that evening.

But a provision that would have mandated disclosures for another group of products never made it into the final version of the bill.