"He had a mandate to end DACA; he had a mandate to build the wall, a mandate to end sanctuary cities, a mandate to pass Kate's Law," King continued.
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" On the ACA's individual mandate: "Yes, I'd bring back the individual mandate.
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The mandate was also never much of a mandate to begin with.
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A partial list includes a city-supported minimum-wage mandate, a paid-sick-leave mandate, a recently passed employee scheduling mandate, labeling requirements and many more.
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The bill does not repeal either the individual mandate or the business mandate.
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In Washington, DC we call failing to fund a mandate an unfunded mandate.
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This includes the individual mandate, the employer mandate and the law's insurance regulations.
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The individual mandate and the employer mandate are also expected to be completely eliminated.
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"Our mandate ... is a mandate towards price stability, not towards financing governments' deficits," Draghi said.
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For example, it reinstated a coverage mandate after congressional Republicans repealed the federal mandate in 2017.
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They are against repealing the individual mandate, the employer mandate and the essential benefit package regulations.
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The individual mandate and subsidies would disappear, but the mandate to cover everybody would stick around.
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This repeal of the mandate, according to the Texas plaintiffs, renders the zeroed-out mandate unconstitutional.
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Like the House's bill, the Senate bill effectively repeals both ObamaCare's individual mandate and employer mandate.
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My victory gave me a mandate, but it was a mandate to govern from the center.
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DIMON: LOOK THE FED IS GIVEN THEIR MANDATE BY CONGRESS AND THAT MANDATE IS QUITE CLEAR.
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Note, by the way, that the individual mandate is essential in a way the employer mandate isn't.
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ObamaCare mandate Trump tweeted on Wednesday that he wanted ObamaCare's individual mandate repealed in the tax bill.
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The mandate also proposed a biodiesel mandate of 2.43 billion gallons for 2021, unchanged from 2020, they said.
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Eliminating the individual mandate will make little difference to insurers in 2018 if the mandate expires in 2019.
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The mandate also proposed a biodiesel mandate of 2.43 billion gallons for 2021, unchanged from 2020, they said.
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It argues, in short, that since Congress removed the penalty from the individual mandate, the individual mandate is no longer a tax; because the individual mandate is not a tax, it is no longer constitutional; and if the mandate is no longer constitutional, the entire law must be judged unconstitutional.
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"There's no doubt that repealing the individual mandate and the employer mandate are good, positive steps," he told reporters.
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They range from Obamacare's birth control mandate to limiting special enrollment periods or halting enforcement of the individual mandate.
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In the short term it repeals Obamacare's mandate that people buy insurance and the employer mandate to offer it.
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Many of these taxes are integral to enforcing ObamaCare's regulations, like the individual mandate and employer mandate tax penalty.
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"The employer mandate always existed to support the individual mandate," said Jim Klein, president of the American Benefits Council.
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"The employer mandate always existed to support the individual mandate," said Jim Klein, president of the American Benefits Council.
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They still haven't finalized it yet, but it will likely hit Obamacare's individual mandate, employer mandate, and maybe more.
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Now that Congress has repealed the mandate penalty as part of last year's tax bill – while technically keeping the mandate itself in place – they argue the mandate is no longer a tax and is now invalid.
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Stripped of its tax status, the individual mandate is nothing more than an unconstitutional congressional mandate to purchase health insurance.
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Messaging problems: The individual mandate repeal is already complicated, and there are messaging problems even without the new reporting mandate.
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And the individual mandate is replaced with a quasi-mandate that financially penalizes people who don't maintain continuous insurance coverage.
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Villeroy de Galhau told CNBC that the ECB will fulfill its mandate of price stability, but cannot go beyond that mandate.
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"This government has no mandate for No Deal, and the 2016 EU referendum provided no mandate for No Deal," Corbyn said.
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Its mandate is due to expire in mid-November, and Russia on Tuesday vetoed a proposal to further extend its mandate.
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Furthermore, a poorly built mandate can do more harm than good, and may be worse than having no mandate at all.
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"So my message is very clear - on the 8th of June vote for strong and stable leadership ... Give me a mandate to lead Britain, give me a mandate to speak for Britain, give me a mandate to fight for Britain and give me a mandate to deliver for Britain," she told supporters in the Welsh town of Bridgend.
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When the individual mandate is being repealed, that means Obamacare is being repealed because they get their money from the individual mandate.
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"There is no popular mandate for a no-deal Brexit and no parliamentary mandate for one either," he wrote in the Times.
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That lawsuit argues that the rest of the law is dependent on the mandate and should be invalidated if the mandate falls.
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Republicans in Congress have already repealed the individual mandate, which had previously been a deterrent to short-term coverage — it wasn't considered compliant with the mandate, so people who bought short-term insurance also had to pay the mandate penalty.
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I think the only thing that is similar is that Dan had a really clear mandate and I have a really clear mandate and I think having a clear mandate helps you be effective at the thing that you're doing.
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Markets are the Fed's third mandate It's increasingly appeared as if the Fed has an unofficial third mandate: making sure investors remain happy.
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It's like if we ever mentioned the individual mandate, you click on that and up will come the card for the individual mandate.
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Labour supports some changes to the mandate of the RBNZ, lobbying for employment to be added to the central bank's inflation-targeting mandate.
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But studio teachers remain unique in their mandate to protect minors, and how often that mandate can collide with a production's bottom line.
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But that deal fell apart amid corn-state opposition to allowing ethanol exports to count toward the federal mandate, effectively reducing the mandate.
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He said because the individual mandate was an "essential" part of Obamacare, the entire law, rather than just the individual mandate, was unconstitutional.
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This legal attack on the non-mandate mandate is plausible — though not airtight — but the final stage of the plaintiffs' argument is bizarre.
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Trump suggests repealing ObamaCare mandate in tax bill President Trump on Wednesday suggested using the GOP tax bill to repeal ObamaCare's individual mandate.
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Their challenge argues that the congressional repeal of the ACA's individual mandate penalty rendered the mandate and other parts of the law unconstitutional.
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There is a certain superficial logic to Texas's case: Roberts upheld the mandate as a tax in 2012; the mandate "tax" no longer exists after the Republican tax bill was passed; ergo, the mandate can no longer be considered constitutional as a tax.
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"Within (their) mandate, however, central banks ought to be left free to choose what's the best way to comply with the mandate," Draghi said.
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"Cirque has a mandate to renew ourselves in terms of content and we have a mandate to wow people and surprise them," said Becker.
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One proposal is to lift the 2020 annual corn-based ethanol mandate by 500 million gallons and the biodiesel mandate by 250 million gallons.
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Several states have considered implementing their own health insurance mandate after Republicans used their tax bill to gut the federal individual mandate after 2018.
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"The issue of the mandate is quite clear in the constitution and the central bank has been performing that mandate very well," Brixiova said.
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Mandate withstands challenge: Also on Thursday, a judge in Brooklyn sided with the city, and ruled that the vaccine mandate can remain in effect.
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"It is inequitable to leave the employer mandate in place when its purpose — to support the individual mandate — no longer exists," Mr. Klein said.
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Acting on a mandate But no one should be surprised that Trump is acting on what he believes is a mandate from American voters.
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When PerryUndem framed questions about the contraceptive mandate in terms of employers' ability to control employees' health care, support for the mandate went up.
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In essence, the challenge argued that the congressional repeal of Obamacare's individual mandate penalty rendered the mandate and other parts of the law unconstitutional.
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Most of the arguments are familiar: The election was too negative to be a mandate (a vote against Clinton, Democrats will argue in the current case, and not for Trump); the election was a victory but an incomplete mandate; a mandate would be an overreach.
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Instead of paying the mandate to the government, they're going to tell you you have to pay the mandate, by law, to an insurance company.
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But Tillerson warned there was still a "significant difference between the mandate that a peacekeeping force would be given and the scope of their mandate".
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The GOP is going to want to rescind the individual mandate to have health insurance and the tax penalties that come with flouting that mandate.
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Nullifying the individual mandate once seemed like a death blow, but there's a growing consensus among policy wonks that the mandate just wasn't very effective.
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This "state mandate" would replace the controversial federal mandate — a central component of the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare — that the Trump administration recently canceled.
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"Our mandate ... is a mandate towards price stability, not towards financing governments' deficits or adhering to a fiscal dominance situation," he told the news conference.
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Individual mandate: Some members want to include a repeal of the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate in the bill, and all Republicans want it gone.
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And poor Americans, covered under the original ACA Medicaid expansion mandate, were left out after the U.S. Supreme Court converted this mandate to an option.
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"When it's all said and done, you're not going to have an employer mandate anymore, you're not going to have the individual mandate," Boehner said.
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The law's individual mandate requires all Americans to purchase health insurance, while its employer mandate requires businesses of a certain size to offer affordable coverage.
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"Give the mandate, give Imamoglu the mandate now," fans of Besiktas and Fenerbahce chanted, as their teams played league leaders Basaksehir and runners-up Galatasaray.
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Health care Californians must have health insurance, according to a new individual mandate, essentially replacing the Affordable Care Act mandate eliminated by the Trump administration.
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We aren't asking for a constitutional mandate -- but we are asking both parties to create programs that mandate more diversity in candidate recruitment and support.
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McCain was the decisive vote to kill a proposal to repeal the individual mandate, delay the employer mandate, and leave large portions of Obamacare intact.
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You can read Sarah Kliff's full explainer on it here — among other provisions, it would eliminate Obamacare's individual mandate and eliminate the employer mandate through 2024.
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Instead, the administration is considering lifting its proposed 20193 annual corn-based ethanol mandate by 22019 million gallons and 215.5 biodiesel mandate by 216.5 million gallons.
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This mandate, which penalizes employers that don't provide their employees with health insurance, along with the individual mandate, was among the most vilified provisions of Obamacare.
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In other words, Rosenstein took out a legal insurance policy by first broadly defining Mueller's mandate with Manafort, and then narrowly construing the mandate with Cohen.
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But that deal fell apart in recent months amid corn-state opposition to allowing ethanol exports to count toward the federal mandate, effectively reducing the mandate.
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"The primary mandate for most central banks is price stability and the secondary mandate is financial stability," said Nikolay Markov, senior economist at Pictet Asset Management.
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"The gist is we believe that the individual mandate should (be) repealed, employer mandate repealed and allow Americans to contribute to health savings accounts," he said.
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The "skinny" repeal would eliminate the individual mandate penalty, the employer mandate penalty and the medical device tax from the Affordable Care Act, according to NBC.
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UNAMID does not have a mandate to conduct peacekeeping operations in el-Geneina, though its mandate could be extended to the area "in extremis", Eissa said.
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The "skinny" repeal would eliminate the individual-mandate penalty, the employer-mandate penalty and the medical-device tax from the Affordable Care Act, according to NBC.
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Without the state waivers, the skinny repeal bill appears to be limited to eliminating Obamacare's individual mandate and its employer mandate and possibly defunding Planned Parenthood.
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O'Connor ruled that because in 2012 the Supreme Court upheld the law's mandate to have coverage under the power to tax, once Congress repealed the penalty for failing to comply with the mandate last year, the mandate is no longer a tax and therefore is unconstitutional.
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MANDATE TERMINATED St James's Place said it had terminated a mandate with Woodford Investment Management, stressing that none of its assets were part of the suspended fund.
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The employer mandate is another cause for concern among members, Day said, with 1 in 4 small businesses saying they're "purposefully not growing" because of the mandate.
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"Well, we have studiously kept in the center of our investigation our mandate, and our mandate does not go to other ways of addressing conduct," Mueller said.
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Such a marginal result is not a mandate to sever our links with the EU; it is a mandate for a phased and gradual repatriation of power.
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In a controversial move, the judge added that because the mandate is "essential" to the rest of the law, without the mandate, the entire law is invalid.
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"The gist is we believe that the individual mandate should be repealed, the employer mandate repealed and allow Americans to contribute to health savings accounts," Short said.
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" Trump has also come under fire for embracing ObamaCare's mandate that everyone have health insurance at the CNN town hall this month, saying "I like the mandate.
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If the Trump administration deems those policies in compliance with the mandate — marrying the weak mandate with deregulated insurance — some experts believe the consequences could be substantial.
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In 2016, it instituted a 20 percent biofuels mandate for its domestic fuels, and this August, it extended that mandate to cover railways and power generation too.
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Both the loans and the grants mandate that companies accepting them not reduce workforces until after September 30, 2020 — in effect, the mandate prohibits involuntary job cuts.
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"There's a clear mandate, and unfortunately there isn't a clearly defined mandate," said Rocco Rossi, president of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, ahead of the press conference.
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It's arguable that Trump could stop enforcing the individual mandate without an act of Congress — just as Barack Obama did in 2014 with the law's employer mandate.
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If it says the individual mandate is unconstitutional and unseverable, then they should just pass the ACA again without the individual mandate, is the baseline legal argument.
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As outlined, it would eliminate the penalty for Obamacare's individual mandate, possibly along with its employer mandate and some of its taxes on the health care industry.
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If you replace the mandate with something effective, coverage levels stay the same, no money is saved, and the mandate can't be repealed to pay for tax cuts.
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We assume that the Republican bill's replacement for the individual mandate would have at least some effect, but that it would not be as effective as the mandate.
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The Justice Department backed Texas in arguments that the individual mandate is unconstitutional, but has not insisted that the rest of the ACA is tied to the mandate.
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The Senate released a skinny ObamaCare repeal bill that defunds Planned Parenthood for a year, permanently eliminates the individual mandate and repeals the employer mandate for eight years.
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Once again, an effort is under way to mandate U.S. citizenship for the people of American Samoa, however, most of the people want a choice, not a mandate.
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Congress knew in advance that the individual mandate played an important role in stabilizing the market, and that repealing the mandate penalty would cause premiums to go up.
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For reasons that are fully explained below, this claim — that the unenforceable mandate is still a mandate — forms the backbone of the Trump administration's legal argument against Obamacare.
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Debate about whether the mandate of the SARB should be changed has raged since January, when a call for a broader mandate appeared in the ANC's election manifesto.
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The "skinny" repeal bill being considered by the Senate is likely to repeal the individual insurance mandate, as well as the employer mandate and the medical device tax.
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Since the referendum, however, many conservatives have understood the popular mandate for Brexit as a mandate for the most extreme version of it in the shortest timespan possible.
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"I still would prefer that the individual mandate [repeal] were not in the bill," she said of the tax bill's elimination of ObamaCare's mandate that people buy insurance.
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As far as we know, the only state with its own individual mandate is Massachusetts (the mandate predates the Affordable Care Act from the state's 2006 coverage expansion).
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The Obamacare mandate had almost eliminated any cost-sharing that women had to pay for contraception: 20 percent of women paid something out of pocket for their oral contraceptives pre-mandate, per the Kaiser Family Foundation; a few years later, after the mandate took effect, less than 4 percent did.
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Scotland's first minister, SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon, said Johnson had no mandate to take Scotland out of the EU. "Boris Johnson may have a mandate to take England out of the European Union, he emphatically does not have a mandate to take Scotland out of the European Union," Sturgeon said.
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This is the mandate ODIHR has been given by all 57 countries in the OSCE, a mandate that we follow in our observation activities across the entire OSCE region.
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With one year remaining in its mandate, now is the time to discuss the strengthening and extension of CICIG's mandate, not to negotiate its death by a thousand cuts.
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But, last year, Congress removed the fine for failing to comply with the mandate, which, he argues, means the mandate is no longer a tax and therefore is unconstitutional.
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Yet this administration has repeatedly attempted to repeal the birth control mandate initially set by President Barack Obama, first issuing a plan to "circumvent the mandate" a year ago.
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Read more here Patient groups urge Senate to reject mandate repeal A coalition of 19 patient groups is warning Republican senators against repealing ObamaCare's individual mandate in tax reform.
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While the individual mandate may be dead, the employer mandate — the requirement that many companies offer health insurance to their workers or pay a penalty — is very much alive.
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Pruitt's office was worried about impacts of the ethanol mandate The emails provide a window into how Pruitt's office dealt with the federal ethanol blending mandate for gasoline refiners.
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The EPA's RIN credit system, which is used to track compliance with the mandate, shows that an increasing share of the biodiesel mandate is being met with imported fuel.
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One example is a mandate requiring utility companies to use more clean energy; most states already have such a mandate, and Michigan and Nevada have recently made theirs tougher.
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While the individual mandate may be dead, the employer mandate — the requirement that many companies offer health insurance to their workers or pay a penalty — is very much alive.
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The UK government is set to publish its negotiating mandate for talks with the EU on Thursday before publishing its mandate for talks with the US administration next week.
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SO IF YOU'RE JOINING THE FED, THAT'S YOUR MANDATE AND YOU'LL PROBABLY WANT TO FOLLOW A PRETTY SIMILAR SET OF POLICIES TO ACHIEVE THAT MANDATE AS THE EXISTING TEAM.
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The mandate to buy insurance was devised to bring healthy people into the insurance market, and a weaker mandate is likely to cause more such people to drop out.
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Outside of the employer mandate, advocates for the self-employed and micro-businesses, including the National Association for the Self-Employed (NASE), are pleased to see the individual mandate scrapped.
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He also raised the idea that the Fed perhaps should focus on a single mandate to make monetary policy, instead of its current dual mandate of inflation and full employment.
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The ACA's answer to this was the individual mandate: Require everybody to buy insurance through the individual mandate, putting the young, old, sick, and healthy into the same risk pool.
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Governments have the mandate to act, now they need the courage A popular disdain for tax evasion across Europe has given an impetus and a mandate for governments to act.
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"He has now a mandate and this mandate is to propose to our European partners a deeper integration and especially a deepening of the euro zone," said Moscovici in Paris.
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It's really important as we design games, and that wasn't really any mandate that we made as a company, and it won't be any mandate that we make going forward.
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Employer Mandate The House is expected to vote on a measure that would retroactively remover the employer mandate penalties from 2015-2018 put in place under the Affordable Care Act.
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Some Republicans are pushing to repeal the mandate in their tax reform bill to help pay for cuts, so a projection of less savings would make mandate repeal less useful.
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"It's a mandate for us to produce vehicles, but there is no mandate for customers to buy them," said Michael Lord, an executive engineer at Toyota who manages regulatory affairs.
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However, Congress removed the fine for failing to comply with the mandate last year, which, the judge argues, means the mandate is no longer a tax and therefore is unconstitutional.
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But now that Congress effectively repealed the mandate by eliminating the financial penalty for violating it, the lawsuit's argument against the mandate is an attempt to invalidate the entire law.
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"Will use all the flexibility within our mandate to fulfill our mandate – and we will do so again to answer any challenges to price stability in the future," Draghi said.
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The scaled-back bill the Senate is expected to pass Thursday night will likely include a repeal of ObamaCare's individual insurance mandate and a partial repeal of the employer mandate.
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Now, because the individual mandate is no longer tied to a tax penalty, the states and the Trump administration argued, the mandate and the whole law should be struck down.
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After that may come a vote for a partial, "skinny" repeal that would eliminate the individual mandate penalty, the employer mandate penalty and the medical device tax, according to NBC.
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"When it's all said and done, you're not going to have an employer mandate anymore, you're not going to have the individual mandate," Boehner said, according to the Post's account.
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Some Republicans are pushing to repeal the mandate in their tax-reform bill to help pay for cuts, so a projection of less savings would make mandate repeal less useful.
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The Trump administration's changes to the mandate, which allow any employer to seek an exemption on moral or religious grounds, were far less popular with respondents than the mandate itself.
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Religious organizations had sued in DC to challenge the contraception mandate, and in 2015 a majority of the court voted to keep in place a panel decision that upheld the mandate.
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The individual mandate requires nearly all Americans to obtain health insurance or pay a penalty, and the employer mandate requires larger companies to provide affordable coverage to their full-time workers.
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JOHN HARWOOD: You have been a proponent of altering the mandate of the Fed so that they do not have a dual mandate of focusing on inflation, but also full employment.
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Both bills would repeal the penalties associated with the individual mandate that nearly everyone purchase health insurance or else pay a fine, and the mandate that employers provide insurance to employees.
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Our polls have consistently shown that the mandate is the least popular element of the ACA and in the abstract, more Americans (55%) would eliminate the mandate than keep it (42%).
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"One of the real virtues of repealing the individual mandate, number one, [is] every Republican in the Senate has voted to repeal the individual mandate, 85033 percent of us," Cruz argued.
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O'Connor ruled that the law's individual mandate is unconstitutional, and that because the mandate cannot be separated from the rest of the law, the rest of the law is also invalid.
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First, it stretched to find that the individual owners of Hobby Lobby could also challenge the ACA employer mandate even though they were not the "employer" to whom the mandate applied.
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The Texas lawsuit argues that because Congress in 2017 repealed the penalty in ObamaCare's mandate for everyone to have coverage, the mandate can no longer be constitutionally justified as a tax.
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You could, in theory, bundle them up with something technocratically sound but unpopular like a stronger individual mandate, or you could throw in something business-friendly like relaxing the employer mandate.
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One is that the recent Republican tax bill, rather than eliminating the individual mandate, actually made the mandate more onerous by imposing on individuals a legal obligation to purchase health insurance.
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"I ask myself what is the reason for the extension of the mandate of this mechanism if it is not capable and is not willing to fulfill its mandate," he said.
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"One of the real virtues of repealing the individual mandate, number one, [is] every Republican in the Senate has voted to repeal the individual mandate, 100 percent of us," Cruz said.
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The plan, which has been nicknamed "skinny repeal," would eliminate the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate, the employer mandate and a tax on medical devices, at least for a few years.
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If the Supreme Court upheld the fully functional mandate as a tax, they argue, the zeroed-out mandate must be unconstitutional because a zero dollar tax is no tax at all.
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Pruitt told senators last week that he would not pursue ways to water down the RFS, including lowering the mandate on biodiesel or allowing ethanol exports to count toward the mandate.
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Texas is suing to overturn the law's individual mandate and with it the rest of Obamacare, arguing it is now unconstitutional after Republicans repealed the mandate penalty in their tax bill.
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" Ms. James said the order "constitutes an unfunded mandate.
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Eliminating the penalty for Obamacare's individual mandate and, perhaps, the employer mandate and health care industry taxes might be the only plan that can win such broad support within the Republican conference.
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The measure does not directly get rid of the individual and employer mandate to purchase and provide health care, but it zeroes out the penalty, making violation of the mandate non-enforceable.
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The skinny repeal would do away with the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate, the employer mandate, and the medical device tax but would leave Medicaid expansion and most of Obamacare's regulations intact.
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Introducing a repeal of the individual mandate into the tax debate, however, is a risky proposition for Senate Republicans who failed to repeal the mandate in July after three Republicans -- Collins, Sen.
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Le Pen promised to tighten immigration, push for a stronger role of the state in business, and introduce a seven-year non-renewable presidential mandate to replace the current five-year mandate.
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Health care lobbyists and Senate aides believe the most likely destination is a skinny Obamacare repeal bill that undoes the individual mandate, the employer mandate, and a few of the law's taxes.
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"Boris Johnson has a mandate to take England out of the EU but he must accept that I have a mandate to give Scotland a choice for an alternative future," she said.
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Matt Fiedler at the Brookings Institution looked at how enrollment in individual health insurance changed after the mandate took effect, focusing on Americans too rich to get Obamacare subsidies (so the only new reason they'd have to sign up is the mandate), and comparing people outside Massachusetts to those in Massachusetts, since the state already had an individual mandate.
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Judge O'Connor points to the "findings" from the original ACA itself to claim that the mandate was "essential" to various provisions of the law, but those findings were included to bolster arguments that the mandate was constitutional as a legal requirement and were not intended to make the rest of the law dependent on the mandate.
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These four steps — a backup individual mandate, a backup employer mandate, investments in state-level enrollment campaigns, and state guarantees for insurer reimbursements — will make it much more likely that Obamacare survives intact.
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" But when pushed on what that would mean in terms of the mandate for people to have insurance and for those with pre-existing conditions, Mr. Trump said, "Well, I like the mandate.
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"(We) will use all the flexibility within our mandate to fulfill our mandate — and we will do so again to answer any challenges to price stability in the future," Draghi said on Tuesday.
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The truth is repealing the mandate but boosting Obamacare with Alexander-Murray would still leave the markets worse off — maybe even worse than if they had simply repealed the mandate on its own.
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"(We) will use all the flexibility within our mandate to fulfil our mandate -- and we will do so again to answer any challenges to price stability in the future," Draghi said on Tuesday.
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When people are told that eliminating the mandate would increase premiums for people who buy their own coverage, as the CBO says it will, they also flip, with 60% opposing eliminating the mandate.
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Congress repeals ObamaCare mandate, fulfilling longtime GOP goal The House followed the Senate on Wednesday in voting to repeal ObamaCare's individual insurance mandate, fulfilling a longtime GOP goal targeting the health-care law.
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"(We) will use all the flexibility within our mandate to fulfill our mandate - and we will do so again to answer any challenges to price stability in the future," Draghi said on Tuesday.
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After Congress repealed the mandate penalty as part of last year's tax bill, the GOP-led states and the DOJ argue the mandate itself is no longer a tax and is now invalid.
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The two doctors have proposed that the government either mandate that drug makers provide medicines in enough vial sizes to minimize waste, or mandate that drug makers refund the government for wasted quantities.
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Ohio acknowledged that the penalty for violating the mandate will be $0 in 2019, but it rightly worries that so long as the mandate remains the law the tax penalty could be reinstated.
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Most recently, Wehrum was at the center of a fight over the federal ethanol mandate, with senators attempting to hold his nomination up until the EPA withdrew plans to water down the mandate.
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"I actually think that the mandate as is does a good job so I would not start a discussion about changing the mandate," said Isabel Schnabel, Germany's next representative on the ECB board.
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Trump's words of encouragement came nearly an hour after Senate Republicans unveiled their so-called skinny repeal bill, which would eliminate ObamaCare's individual mandate permanently and repeal the employer mandate for eight years.
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South Africa has a history of delaying takeovers or foisting onerous conditions, because competition authorities have a public interest mandate to safeguard jobs, in addition to an anti-trust mandate to protect competition.
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Without a strong mandate, Europe can ignore the UK's demands.
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Federal law doesn't mandate that states follow daylight saving time.
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And there's also an individual mandate, believe it or not.
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The governor said he could not support an unfunded mandate.
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Public health officials saw the vaccine mandate as a win.
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Getting rid of the mandate has been tricky for Republicans.
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Finding a substitute for the mandate is only the start.
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Critics see the move as potentially undermining Obamacare's breastfeeding mandate.
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They repealed the law's individual mandate in their tax bill.
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We are issuing here and now a mandate for hope.
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But won't the entire Obamacare system collapse without the mandate?
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Republicans repealed the individual mandate in their 2017 tax bill.
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If you kill the individual mandate, you kill the ACA.
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"But we need to move during this mandate," he said.
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This mandate is established by the treaty by European law.
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But last year Russia vetoed the extension of that mandate.
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Leaders without a mandate from voters seldom command much respect.
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They need to maximize shareholder value as their main mandate.
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And there you are: community rating, individual mandate, subsidies — ObamaRomneycare!
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The referendum result just gives the prime minister a mandate.
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The bill does scrap one crucial regulation: the individual mandate.
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But, crucially, the bill gets rid of the individual mandate.
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All said investigating the incident was not within their mandate.
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I think our dual mandate has served us extremely well.
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Voters seem poised to give Mr Pashinyan a sweeping mandate.
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His current mandate is due to end in mid 2021.
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Voters gave AMLO the biggest democratic mandate in Mexico's history.
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WHAT ARE THE PROS AND CONS OF A WIDER MANDATE?
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Though he will win, his mandate will probably be underwhelming.
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Will this new mandate mean fewer Donald Trump tweet storms?
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We assumed zero premium increase from eliminating the individual mandate.
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The argument that the individual mandate is unconstitutional is groundless.
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For years, economic growth provided the party's "mandate of heaven".
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The bank's mandate is to hit a 2% inflation target.
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The current parliament voted three times to extend its mandate.
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Rather, our mandate is to design and implement an alternative.
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He refused to extend CICIG's mandate, which ends in September.
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The union felt that the commission had overstepped its mandate.
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Officially speaking, the Fed has no mandate to move wages.
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I think, in addition, Trump really has exceeded his mandate.
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Why delay the individual mandate when Congress can end it?
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Once the mandate is in place, the technology will follow.
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Roy also has an interesting alternative to the individual mandate.
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And that's why I believe voters gave him this mandate.
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They mandate where and how the vehicle will be driven.
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It can begin locally, but a federal mandate is necessary.
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Republicans "just earned a mandate," House Speaker Paul Ryan declared.
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And you can't preserve the mandate without preserving the subsidies.
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Making a profit is not part of the SNB's mandate.
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It is clear that the individual mandate is not popular.
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"It pretty much kills the mandate," one EU official said.
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Mattarella favors renewing Visco's mandate, government sources have told Reuters.
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That is the key part of their public policy mandate.
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My activism is mostly influenced by the mandate for it.
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In contrast, Republicans did not mandate a specific viability threshold.
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But repealing the mandate could make the problem even worse.
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Individual mandate repeal will boost the ranks of the uninsured.
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"This year's mandate renewal was challenging and contentious," she said.
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Voters gave Republicans and Trump a mandate to fix healthcare.
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Background: The Republicans' tax plan would repeal the individual mandate.
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You need a clear mandate and a clear exit strategy.
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But you have an organization essentially hamstrung by its mandate.
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We should mandate a short waiting period for gun purchases.
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HHS Secretary Tom Price is also against the contraception mandate.
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The oil industry itself is internally divided over the mandate.
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The Bank of England would be given a new mandate.
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López Obrador has an unprecedented mandate to reshape Mexican government.
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Some people would also like to change the Fed's mandate.
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Are we actually making progress toward our dual mandate objectives?
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Yet he has no direct mandate for such reform either.
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It could mandate certification of one side or the other.
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Now that the mandate is gone, what exactly will happen?
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The American people have delivered a strong mandate for change.
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Then followed a discussion about the mandate and preexisting conditions.
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And tellingly, the legal mandate for disclosure has also eroded.
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"This wasn't a mandate foisted upon an agency," he said.
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But it's also about winning with a mandate to govern.
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Let it interpret its mandate and act with greater ease.
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They gave us a mandate to make a different path.
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They believed that their fresh democratic mandate gave them the
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President Essebsi has a mandate from his broad political coalition.
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If Rosenstein expands his mandate, his motivations become less material.
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This data is over two years overdue per federal mandate.
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Another 10 states have applied to add a work mandate.
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Repealing the individual mandate failed earlier this year after Sens.
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Democrats in Congress universally oppose repeal of the individual mandate.
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Yet, the FDA has failed to carry out Congress' mandate.
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Still, a mandate like this is "rare," according to Reuters.
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Mississippi does not mandate equal pay across gender and race.
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That leaves her running on a mandate from David Cameron.
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Trump has frequently called for the mandate to be repealed.
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However, this does not mandate release of the report itself.
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"This has been and is a Congressional mandate," she said.
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And that lines up well with our growth investing mandate.
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But according to the dual mandate it would signal failure.
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Congress should follow his lead and reconsider the dual mandate.
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According to the dual mandate, this is an historic success.
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So I would probably get rid of the individual mandate.
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The other would create an individual mandate in the state.
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Without the individual mandate, universal healthcare is much less tenable.
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"But it's the largest unfunded mandate in healthcare," he added.
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TC: What's the mandate of this new, $500 million fund?
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He can stop enforcing key provisions like the individual mandate.
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The GDPR deletion mandate could accelerate progress in these areas.
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He could go even further, targeting the individual mandate itself.
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In other words, it's not really enforcing the individual mandate.
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"We didn't have a mandate to do that," he said.
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The penalties attached to the individual mandate are too weak.
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The mandate was revoked in the 2017 GOP tax law.
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Its advocacy arm is sometimes accused of overstepping its mandate.
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A new mandate would take him past his 98th birthday.
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Without a mandate, California companies likely wouldn't change a thing.
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J.B. Pritzker's mandate closing restaurants and bars except for delivery.
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Phil Murphy said not everyone is adhering to the mandate.
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"This is a mandate to pursue any policy," he said.
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Trump probably won't continue the individual mandate given its unpopularity.
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So why wouldn't that be a mandate for her policies?
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The impact of repealing the individual mandate could be serious.
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"I think the mandate is continually questioned," Dr. Kanem said.
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That made his mandate for an overhaul shallow at best.
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The politics of scrapping the mandate have long been tempting.
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Under the new Trump mandate, ICE opted for a shortcut.
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A proposal to mandate more renewable energy failed in Arizona.
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It's true that repealing the individual mandate would cut spending.
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Burwell, a challenge to President Obama's universal health care mandate.
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He wants a court to narrow the special counsel's mandate.
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The mandate is in effect for three weeks starting today.
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But that settlement does not mandate the detainment of parents.
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Why has the mandate become so central to our politics?
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For Republicans, repealing the mandate would be a partial victory.
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And she'll keep her coverage with or without a mandate.
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But the administration did not mandate that federal offices close.
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Voters did not give Cyrus Vance Jr. a mandate, either.
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"A federal mandate doesn't work," Maryland delegate JoeyLynn Hough said.
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Texas is not alone in trying to mandate fetal burial.
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Denver's mandate, which will take effect Tuesday at 5 p.m.
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This may sound like a radical extension of our mandate.
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Texas turns on Congress's decision to repeal Obamacare's individual mandate.
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His stance on the ethanol mandate resulted in Iowa Gov.
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She's still expected to win, but with a diminished mandate.
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Certainly, the revelations mandate two immediate steps for any therapist.
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How Mueller appears to be carrying out his mandate 1.
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The first mandate is, we've decided to split the company.
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Mandate turnover and there's no chance to build entrenched power.
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Thus, as a practical matter, the mandate is now repealed.
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Meanwhile, the Senate bill repeals the individual health insurance mandate.
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There was no such mandate in 2013, Mr. Koster said.
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I ended up with a mandate to be more aggressive.
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He also predicted the long legal road facing his mandate.
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Even the ACA's weak, ineffective individual mandate is widely hated.
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Its mandate is land and agricultural development in South Africa.
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Still, the linchpin of the ACA remains that individual mandate.
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And they decline more in states that mandate their use.
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ERIC ROSENGREN: So, we have to – we have a mandate.
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There is no mandate for McConnell's agenda — whatever that is.
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President Trump has no popular mandate to take this step.
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Congress has a clear mandate to act, and act swiftly.
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Could utilities face a carbon capture mandate soon in Wyoming?
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NUMBER ONE THE MANDATE FOR THE FED IS VERY CLEAR.
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However, there are a slew of exemptions to the mandate.
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Thune said that repealing the individual mandate would be germane.
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GEA Chief Executive Juerg Oleas' mandate runs until December 2019.
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In 2015, the average individual mandate penalty was only $442.
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The C.I.A. has a broader mandate to develop intelligence assessments.
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PiS says it has a democratic mandate for its reforms.
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The group's mandate is to build the future of Facebook.
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Many recipients likely don't know about the mandate, experts said.
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He said he'd like to see the mandate "vigorously" enforced.
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The corporate tax changes and individual mandate repeal are permanent.
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First, central banks lack a democratic mandate to deter emissions.
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Republicans took a huge step by ending ObamaCare's onerous mandate.
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Amtrak started installing PTC in 2000, before the federal mandate.
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Mandate repeal is a top priority for House conservatives. Rep.
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The executive order would reportedly mandate eliminating that paywall period.
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You ask for a mandate, general, from a ballot box.
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Rothschild has no official mandate, one of the sources said.
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He can even utilize these protests to strengthen his mandate.
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YOU CAN ARGUE WHETHER IT'S THE RIGHT MANDATE OR NOT.
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But Congress may decide to eliminate the individual mandate immediately.
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The mandate became branded as a Democratic policy shortly afterward.
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They can mandate vaccinations, fines, and shut down public places.
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Obamacare's drafters knew that the individual mandate was not popular.
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This helps explain why the mandate is constantly under attack.
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Both of these concerns mandate a different policy toward Israel.
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The first is a clear, nonpartisan and widely shared mandate.
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That is also the decision that upheld the individual mandate.
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His subordinates have suggested Obamacare's individual mandate won't be enforced.
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This observation is based on my research about mandate politics.
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That's extraordinarily difficult to do if the mandate gets repealed.
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The House bill did not repeal the Obamacare individual mandate.
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Otherwise we fail our mandate as creatives and human beings.
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The individual mandate was a central tenet of the ACA.
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If they're convicted, a judge will mandate a treatment program.
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Some people suggest, 'What if you took out the mandate?
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We refer to these assigned goals as our dual mandate.
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Obamacare mandate: Finally, Democrats also passed a law intended to help stabilize the state's health insurance exchanges — by imposing an individual mandate on the state level after Trump and Republicans repealed the national one.
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Health insurers told Republicans in a letter that they are not entirely supportive of so-called "skinny repeal," the plan that would get rid of the individual mandate and partially repeal the employer mandate.
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Throw Out The Employer Mandate Along with essential health benefits, the Patient Freedom Act would also trash the Obamacare mandate forcing employers with more than 50 full-time employees to offer affordable health insurance.
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That spike would come due to the repeal of the mandate to have insurance; with the mandate gone, healthy enrollees would be likely to drop out, prompting insurers to raise premiums for everyone else.
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The Republican plan would fund CSR payments through 2019, but would also scrap the individual mandate that requires nearly all Americans have health insurance as well as the employer mandate that employers provide it.
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There should be a vote on repealing the medical device tax, a vote on eliminating the employer mandate, a vote on eliminating the individual mandate, a vote on interstate insurance competition, and so on.
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In some eyes, the Spitzenkandidaten of the various parties had a mandate from the voters (evidence suggest few voters knew who any of them were and even fewer voted to give them a mandate).
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It keeps a lot of the taxes; keeps the Medicaid expansion, and actually expand it; they get rid of the mandate, but bring in this other penalty which is just basically the mandate penalty.
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The Congressional Budget Office has estimated that eliminating the mandate will lead to 13 million more people lacking health insurance by 2027 than had earlier been projected when assuming the mandate remained in effect.
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Congress cannot mandate that the states prepare to carry out the November elections entirely via mail-in ballots, any more than they could mandate the nationwide transition to electronic voting in the early 2000s.
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South Africa has a history of taking its time over approving takeovers partly because competition authorities have a public interest mandate to safeguard jobs, in addition to an anti-trust mandate to protect competition.
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The reported plan that Republicans aim to push through this week would roll back only parts of the landmark health-care law, including potentially the individual mandate and employer mandate, without an immediate replacement.
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First, it would effectively repeal the individual mandate (which fines people who don't get health insurance) and the employer mandate (which fines large employers who don't offer coverage meeting various requirements to their employees).
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O'Connor even wondered if this might have been Republicans' endgame all along — that they zeroed out the mandate penalty secure in the knowledge that it could reopen the Supreme Court's 2012 decision upholding the mandate.
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" Collins said she thinks the ruling will be overturned, but explained why she thinks the individual mandate is so unpopular: "80% of the people that paid the [individual mandate] penalty earned under $50,000 a year.
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In the past, however, he has suggested amending the Bank of England's mandate to focus on more targets than inflation; a changed mandate might lead to reduced room for increasing rates in response to inflation.
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Here's what's now in it: Individual mandate repeal Partial repeal of the employer mandate A one-year defunding of Planned Parenthood More money for community health centers A provision addressing the ACA's 1332 innovation waivers.
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While unmentioned in recent statements, the committee's desire for financial market stability, though not explicitly included in our statutory mandate, is a condition that the committee desires to ensure that our dual-mandate is achieved.
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TV. U.S. District Court Judge Reed O'Connor on Friday ruled ObamaCare's individual coverage mandate is unconstitutional, and that because the mandate can't be separated from the rest of the law, the federal statute cannot stand.
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"This government has no mandate for No Deal, and the 2016 EU referendum provided no mandate for No Deal," Corbyn said in the letter to other opposition party leaders, and high profile cross-party politicians.
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My OFF Fossil Fuels Act includes details on how to achieve 100 percent renewable energy goals by 2035, including: Renewable energy mandate, zero-emission vehicle mandate, electrification of transit, electric vehicle rebate program for consumers.
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MANDATE: The margin of Mr. de Blasio's victory — and his overall percentage of the vote — will either deliver him a plausible mandate, or deliver a blow to his second-term influence right at the start.
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The mandate has gained renewed attention under President Donald Trump, who in in 2017 ordered the federal health department to widen the pool of employers who don't have to comply with the birth control mandate.
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In doing so, the individual mandate penalty ceased to generate any revenue for the federal government, the key component that the Supreme Court relied upon to find the mandate as an exercise of taxation powers.
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"The U.S. Forest Service has a multi-use mandate for its lands that includes a timber harvest, and defending this mandate is key to ensuring that Alaska is entrusted to Alaskans," Representative Don Young said.
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"The U.S. Forest Service has a multi-use mandate for its lands that includes a timber harvest, and defending this mandate is key to ensuring that Alaska is entrusted to Alaskans," Representative Don Young said.
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"The mandate for positions in the Swedish currency will be unchanged at 7.5 billion crowns," it said in a statement, adding that the present mandate could be used to manage risk and reduce debt costs.
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Democrats unanimously opposed the bill, called the Health Care Freedom Act, which would have ended ObamaCare's individual mandate, eliminated the employer mandate for eight years and delayed the law's medical device tax for three years.
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Judge Jennifer Elrod's opinion holds that what remains of the individual mandate — a provision of the Affordable Care Act that currently does nothing because Congress repealed the only consequence for violating this mandate — is unconstitutional.
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The move effectively creates a health insurance mandate for immigrants, just months after Trump and congressional Republicans repealed the Affordable Care Act's mandate, arguing that its tax penalty was "cruel" and created an unfair burden.
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"The individual mandate is at the heart of the PPACA, and the remainder of the statute necessarily depends on its inclusion because without the mandate, the statute's reforms cannot work as intended," the group wrote.
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The tools are there; the training, mandate, and methods are not.
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CICIG's mandate also calls for it to bolster Guatemala's own prosecutors.
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Second, states should pass similar fail-safes for the employer mandate.
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In arbitration, employers can mandate no discovery and a single deposition.
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A policy like this would make Obamacare's individual mandate look gentle.
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So there's a mandate there for them to make significant change.
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This is the behavior the incentives mandate under our current system.
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The ECB's mandate is to keep inflation at about 2 percent.
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California could simply adopt its own individual mandate as Obamacare does.
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Repeal of the individual mandate penalty would be retroactive to Dec.
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Eventually, Heller and Capito did vote to repeal the individual mandate.
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This is a mandate for President Trump to build the wall.
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But delivering e-commerce services isn't Alibaba's sole mandate Down Under.
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It still ends the healthcare mandate that every American be insured.
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Obamacare's individual mandate requires nearly all Americans to have health insurance.
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DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER, FORMER PRESIDENT: There is a mandate of us.
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Even in blue states, passing a replacement mandate won't be easy.
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"But, the individual mandate has little political support, especially among conservatives."
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That mandate imposes a tax penalty on consumers who are uninsured.
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This new, limited mandate has been extended until June 14, 2020.
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But even with such a broad mandate, it can't do everything.
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Each product org had a mandate to integrate its social features.
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In public, Reagan talked about a mandate to change course economically.
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But they had shared in something wonderful and fulfilled Kennedy's mandate.
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Mandate the provision of sanitary napkins and tampons to female inmates.
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But we have this mandate we have to come back to.
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So, I'm glad for one that we've got a dual mandate.
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He views this as a mandate to intervene in corporate affairs.
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The mandate, in other words, was a story of wonk hubris.
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An earlier bill would mandate more disclosure on Facebook advertising purchases.
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Republican health reform plans aim to strip away the individual mandate.
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So the mandate has to be backed by means-tested subsidies.
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Plassat, 67, won a second three-year mandate in June 2015.
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Such moves fulfilled the fund's mandate to raise private sector capital.
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That question quickly converted a personal misfortune into a professional mandate.
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Some sectors like retail already object to the new overtime mandate.
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A low level correlates with a mandate for the status quo.
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Taking that as a mandate, he doubled down on China outreach.
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But the mandate to buy insurance is still on the books.
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This time, the mandate was to do whatever was most enjoyable.
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Part of the problem is a confused mandate and fragmented delivery.
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We have a very clear mandate beyond any doubt on this.
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One is enhancing the mandate penalty for not purchasing health insurance.
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Even with a wider mandate, the councils will have limited resources.
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That's why I think we're well served by the dual mandate.
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It was, after all, an affirmative mandate to make wiretapping easier.
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Secondly, she needs a renewed mandate for the government's Brexit strategy.
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Mr Turnbull was ousted after attempting to mandate reductions by law.
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I should have known of the decision to expand their mandate . . .
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Open up the process to engage citizens; create a real mandate.
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Oregon is also winding down its coal use by legislative mandate.
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EU members must all agree to any changes to its mandate.
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The issue was included in the SEC's original mandate, in 1934.
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But repealing the individual mandate could increase premiums and reduce enrollment.
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I know you've got a mandate from the President to streamline.
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A duty to retreat, however, runs absolutely counter to our mandate.
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But these new rules on limited mandate plans could be improved.
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Conservatives also have chipped away at the Obamacare mandate in court.
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An official mandate has not yet been assigned, the sources said.
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Boeri's four-year mandate is due to expire in early 2019.
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That could increase the effects from getting rid of the mandate.
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Drug companies got the courts to mandate prescription of expensive pills.
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There is no national mandate for schools to offer physical education.
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This is neither a landslide, as Trump claims, nor a mandate.
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It would also end ObamaCare's mandate that Americans purchase health insurance.
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The SNB's profits are not part of its monetary policy mandate.
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Edge providers, on the other hand, aren't really in its mandate.
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He is rejecting its mandate, creating something radically new and diminished.
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Warsaw says it has a strong political mandate for the changes.
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Congress is introducing legislation this week to mandate sexual harassment training.
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The White House wants retroactive relief from the ACA's insurance mandate.
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Malmstrom said the proposed EU mandate on tariffs did include vehicles.
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Adding to that was the unhappiness with the ACA's individual mandate.
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In 1905, the court sided with Massachusetts: States can mandate vaccines.
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In response, Williamson called for a federal mandate for these ideas.
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In January, one yeshiva ignored the mandate and welcomed unvaccinated children.
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Global competition isn't central to Vestager's mandate; it probably should be.
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It would end the individual mandate penalties for not buying coverage.
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It's certainly understandable that our cultural mandate has gravitated toward gravity.
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That is a bigger (and fresher) mandate than Mr Maduro's own.
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"Our mandate is not about truth on the Internet," Perrault said.
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" Officials should "clearly document the responsibilities and mandate of this role.
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President Trump's most important mandate is to revive America's struggling economy.
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Ted Cruz (Texas), which was an unambiguous mandate for pragmatic government.
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But he will not mandate — through regulation — such specific consumer outcomes.
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The original goal of the FCC's mandate is being met today.
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Another is that the Senate bill repeals the ObamaCare individual mandate.
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Just strike down the unconstitutional part, the mandate itself, they say.
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ERO agents have reportedly responded to the new mandate with enthusiasm.
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His rule has been without a mandate for the past year.
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Without the mandate, thousands of employers could quickly rescind the benefit.
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DUDLEY: THE FED'S MANDATE IS MAXIMUM SUSTAINABLE EMPLOYMENT AND PRICE STABILITY.
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Most of you know the issue is the logging device mandate.
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The rules also mandate disclosing the names of all such recipients.
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Murkowski backed a bill that includes language repealing ObamaCare's individual mandate.
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The bureau's mandate is to stop unfair, deceptive or predatory lending.
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Lisa Murkowski could conceivably share Collins's concerns about the individual mandate.
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Republicans have long denounced the mandate as infringing on personal freedom.
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Korean agency Kexim, meanwhile, announced a mandate for a new transaction.
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Well, I have asked to have another mandate as Competition Commissioner.
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Other firms went private so as to escape the mandate altogether.
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Thus, Congress has no constitutional authority to support the individual mandate.
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Furthermore, these regulations were not designed to work without the mandate.
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He cheered the repeal of the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate.
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MY SENSE— LEE: CAN THEY NOT BE BECAUSE OF THEIR MANDATE?
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The Obamacare individual mandate to have health insurance would be repealed.
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Pinning our hopes on any government mandate is a fool's errand.
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Cruz, for example, opposes the federal ethanol mandate; Trump supports it.
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Lawsuits over the contraception mandate are still being settled in court.
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Many fear this will mandate the reimposition of a hard border.
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The Fed is doing this having achieved half its statutory mandate.
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Letter said the mandate penalty is a suggestion, not a command.
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If we had another mandate we might degrade our other objective.
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Other moves: Six GOP senators target D.C.'s individual mandate. Sens.
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The legislation expanded health coverage by a mandate to buy insurance.
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If anything, Cohen's alleged crimes fall closer to the original mandate.
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Without the mandate, the states maintained, the entire ACA is invalid.
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The mandate has been repealed by Congress for everyone starting Jan.
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"We have the mandate to lead the next government," Kauder said.
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It's not a federal mandate on states and local school districts.
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Of course, not everyone is happy with the TPP's broad mandate.
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The mandate will apply to homes built in 2020 or later.
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Indeed, it would dramatically reduce the cost of the prefunding mandate.
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At this stage, no banks have been given a formal mandate.
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"California has a specific mandate to reduce methane emissions," Kebreab said.
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Economists say trade issues do not fall under the Fed's mandate.
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It has a mandate to maintain professional distance from local jurisdictions.
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And getting rid of the mandate is to eventually dismantle Obamacare.
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Regardless, a move to reverse the mandate could stir a backlash.
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The mandate is broad and could conflict with other watchdogs' efforts.
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"Look, I want to see that individual mandate repealed," Brady said.
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Despite the mandate, Chile's conservative Independent Democratic Union party did object.
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That analysis has changed since Republicans repealed the ACA's individual mandate.
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He takes this mandate to extremes that can verge on perverse.
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"Roberts hung his hat on the mandate," Schumer told reporters Wednesday.
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He dissented from a decision that upheld the ObamaCare contraceptive mandate.
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Number two, I actually would get rid of the individual mandate.
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"Every company has their mandate that safety is first," he said.
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His administration has all but ended enforcement of the individual mandate.
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They believe that it is not the mandate of the IAEA.
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Health policy experts say the mandate helps ensure a viable market.
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Target the contraception coverage mandate by halting enforcement of the law.
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Repealing the individual mandate chops off a leg from that stool.
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This year there will be no central government mandate on cutbacks.
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The problem: Republicans have been hostile to the mandate and subsidies.
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The individual mandate is one of the act's least popular provisions.
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He will receive the mandate from President Andrej Kiska on Wednesday.
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Ironically, the biodiesel mandate now takes us further from that goal.
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Mr. Weiler can't quite bring himself to support a mandate, though.
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Despite elimination of the mandate, Obamacare overall will remain in effect.
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The Southern California city of Palm Springs issued a similar mandate.
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If the mandate falls, they say, so must the entire law.
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Massachusetts is among 26 states that do not mandate sex ed.
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However, this is all the more reason to impose a mandate.
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This has given us the democratic mandate to pursue these policies.
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And when she challenges that mandate, she pays a steep price.
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"The individual mandate is inseverable from the entire A.C.A.," he declared.
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Now Congress is using the tax bill to kill the mandate.
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It will need to decide whether to enforce the individual mandate.
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And of course, Congress has yet to officially mandate its creation.
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Within five years, we'll know if the mandate worked as intended.
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Of those that do, most mandate or stress abstinence-only instruction.
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"This was the best way to enforce the mandate," he said.
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First, Mexico should evaluate the mandate of its local police forces.
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Cuomo's mandate directs 75% of the New York workforce stay home.
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State law does not mandate a recount in district-level elections.
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Then there's the prospect of repealing the individual health insurance mandate.
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One casualty of his arrival is the festival's much-discussed mandate.
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First, there's the individual mandate, which congressional Republicans hope to repeal.
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But Mr. Benioff's "think bigger" mandate also led to culture clashes.
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The bill would mandate the disclosure of procedures' costs up front.
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His mandate is to cement the system, not to develop it.
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The employer mandate subjects businesses to a lot of paperwork requirements.
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The main significance of the mandate moving to Gantz is psychological.
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ObamaCare mimics the Swiss mandate to purchase a basic health plan.
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For starters the bill does repeal the individual and employer mandate.
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If you're a big pension fund, ESG is your mandate now.
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There were thus four immediate votes cast to invalidate the mandate.
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But that mandate is predicated on the existence of a prosecution.
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And past chief justices have had opposing interpretations of that mandate.
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This mandate has placed insurmountable burdens on the criminal justice system.
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However, that is largely a separate issue from repealing the mandate.
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The mandate for people to buy insurance would also be killed.
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May's Conservatives will win re-election but without a strong mandate.
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But while the commission's mandate has grown, its capacity has not.
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Obamacare's individual mandate is the least popular provision in the law.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - As a global clean-fuel mandate takes effect Jan.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - As a global clean-fuel mandate takes effect Jan.
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We need additional government intervention to mandate these sorts of solutions.
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Revealingly, some Republicans have proclaimed that they will ignore that mandate.
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ECB President Mario Draghi will finish his mandate in October 2019.
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Then the Senate bill repeals the ObamaCare individual health insurance mandate.
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And the presidential election made that plan feel like a mandate.
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We have to speak to our base while expanding our mandate.
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Opponents said that warning only raised the stakes for the mandate.
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By restricting options, this mandate raises the cost of federal procurement.
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And another test will come before MACCIH's mandate expires in January.
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Mr Johnson took this as a mandate to "get Brexit done".
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Separately, parliament stripped opposition lawmaker Nika Melia of his parliamentary mandate.
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Without legislation, your options for replacing the mandate are quite limited.
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The individual mandate was a key part of the ACA legislation.
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Congress has a constitutional mandate to provide for the common defense.
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It's not a matter of confidence, it's a matter of mandate.
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Many of us noted that the Mueller mandate was especially broad.
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Arkansas was the first state in the nation with this mandate.
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It's unclear what repeal of the mandate will mean for ObamaCare.
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It is required by law to establish the mandate by Nov.
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Plus, Congress essentially eliminated the individual mandate penalty, starting this year.
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Your mandate is to preserve democracy and stability, with minimal immiseration.
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Yet they also matter beyond that immediate mandate, especially these days.
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More than half explicitly mandate instruction in law or business topics.
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They join Massachusetts, which has had an individual mandate since 22019.
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Pennsylvania law does not mandate a recount in district-level elections.
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The mandate was one of the health law's least popular provisions.
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Under the individual mandate, people pay the fine if they're uninsured.
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He expects it would work mostly the same as the mandate.
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The Obama administration successfully defended the mandate in the Supreme Court.
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This includes, for example, the rules that govern the individual mandate.
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Mellanby said no — he had a mandate to stop glorifying fights.
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Conservatives panned it as a weaker version of the individual mandate.
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Giammattei's predecessor ended the mandate and expelled the commissioner Ivan Velasquez.
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The current Commission's mandate ends in November, unless it is extended.
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His mandate, Vera explained, was to register every Russian in Berlin.
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I should have known of the decision to expand their mandate.
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But in places like California, we already have a storage mandate.
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Its mandate is to ensure just and reasonable rates, through competition.
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I don't think it's an adequate response to the individual mandate.
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He's fine living; he just freezes when living becomes a mandate.
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The Supreme Court specifically upheld the individual mandate as a tax.
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We're focused very much on that dual mandate I keep mentioning.
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Skinny repeal, as described by aides and lobbyists, would repeal the individual mandate, which penalizes people for not having insurance, and delay the employer mandate, which requires businesses to cover their workers or pay a fine.
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Asked whether the Salzburg summit would give EU negotiator Michel Barnier a new mandate to discuss terms for Britain's future trade relationship with the Union, the diplomat said Barnier did not need such a formal mandate.
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Since Republicans passed the tax bill in December, New Jersey, Vermont and Washington, D.C., have passed laws enacting an individual mandate, joining Massachusetts, which famously enacted an individual mandate while Mitt Romney was governor in 2006.
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His budget proposal estimates that the mandate penalty could raise about $500 million a year, similar to what about 600,000 Californians paid to the federal government when it had a mandate and collected its own penalties.
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Harvey compared the behaviors of individuals living in a state with a personal finance education mandate to older counterparts living in the same state and the same-aged counterparts living in a state without a mandate.
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Mandate enforcement: Trump has signaled he doesn't want the IRS to break a sweat enforcing the individual mandate — another tool to help improve the misaligned risk pools that are contributing to premium hikes in the exchanges.
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U.S. District Court Judge Reed O'Connor ruled Friday that the health-care law's individual mandate is unconstitutional and said the rest of the law is also unconstitutional because the mandate can't be separated from the law.
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Clinton (along with then-Senator John Edwards) argued that a mandate was necessary to keep markets stable—that without a mandate, markets could descend into death spirals, becoming increasingly expensive and increasingly comprised of sicker people.
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In the early years, they talked about the individual mandate a lot, as a potent symbol of state control over the individual, but after the Supreme Court upheld the mandate, they lost interest in that argument.
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The Alexander-Murray bill does not directly deal with the effects of repealing the mandate, and some experts argue there would have to be more reinsurance funding than currently proposed to make up for mandate repeal.
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"The argument is, essentially, the mandate is fundamental and if the mandate goes, the whole thing has to go away," says Jonathan Adler, a law professor at Case Western Reserve University who has studied Obamacare litigation.
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There was no insurance coverage mandate, but instead, a "mandate to offer" insurance, meaning small-group plans were required to offer coverage, and the person or group buying the plan didn't have to purchase that benefit.
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Then Congress repealed the individual mandate in their tax bill, a huge political victory given the GOP's vehement opposition to the mandate but one that insurers have said would drive up premiums even more next year.
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Moelis & Co has won the advisory mandate for the planned initial public offering of Saudi Aramco, according to three people familiar with the process, scoring the New York independent firm the biggest equity advisory mandate in history.
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Acharya was careful to avoid saying his proposal would create a bad bank, saying he wanted institutions with a narrow mandate to deal with soured loans, while warning that an unduly broad mandate risked creating "mission creep".
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Trump touted the judge's ruling, which said the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate is unconstitutional, and that because the mandate cannot be separated from the rest of the law, the rest of the law is also invalid.
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The case centers on the argument that since Congress repealed the tax penalty in the law's mandate for everyone to have insurance in 2017, the mandate can no longer be ruled constitutional under Congress's power to tax.
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Palestinian refugees within UNRWA's geographical mandate cannot be merged into UNHCR as some would imply, because the legal instruments governing UNHCR's mandate excludes refugees who are being provided protection or assistance by other UN agencies (namely, UNRWA).
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"Yesterday, the people of New York City delivered a message loud and clear and delivered a mandate, a mandate for fairness, to make this the fairest big city in America," Mr. de Blasio said at the start.
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As Alice Ollstein at Talking Points Memo noted on Thursday, the rule says that the individual mandate will mitigate negative effects from associations and then mentions in a footnote that the mandate will go away next year.
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This year, 20 states filed a lawsuit against the A.C.A. alleging that the individual insurance-purchase mandate is no longer constitutional because Congress, in the 2017 tax reform law, eliminated the tax penalty that enforced the mandate.
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O'Connor's ruling states that the Supreme Court in 2012 upheld the mandate to have coverage because of Congress's power to tax, but the fine for failing to comply with the mandate was removed by Congress last year.
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It would eliminate the requirement, or mandate, that individuals buy insurance, and would also repeal a mandate that employers above a certain size provide it to their workers and get rid of a tax on medical devices.
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Johnson said he is seeking to increase the duration of short-term health plans to a 364-day limit; expand health savings accounts; not enforce the employer mandate; and waive the individual insurance mandate penalty for 2017.
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Texas then led a group of Republican-led states in claiming that without the penalty the mandate could not survive, since the court had only upheld the mandate as a tax that Congress was entitled to enact.
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The list includes some of the plaintiffs that have challenged the birth control mandate in court, like Conestoga Wood Specialties, a cabinetry-making company in Pennsylvania that sued the government over the birth control mandate in 2014.
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It must disband if its mandate is not renewed every two years.
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For the losers: a mandate to brush up on your foreign policy.
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That mandate guaranteed more than 55 million women access to birth control.
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Despite the controversial election, President Bush governed like he had a mandate.
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Current chief Stefan Ingves' mandate expires at the end of the year.
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That was the mandate that started in 2014 when he took over.
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Reagan's 1980 "mandate" was just barely over half of the popular vote.
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We want something special here, and we have a full creative mandate.
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The Fed has a dual mandate: to maximize employment and stabilize inflation.
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Many experts expect his administration to scrap the employer mandate as well.
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This is the first enrollment season since Congress repealed Obamacare's individual mandate.
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In addition to price stability, the Fed's other mandate is full employment.
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To be clear, the Electoral College win was nowhere near a mandate.
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The GAO investigation was prompted by government mandate, not SpaceX's September explosion.
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Getting rid of the mandate is one of Republican Trump's main goals.
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Further, Sunday's results can be interpreted as a broad mandate for change.
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Authority depends not only on mandate but also on protocol and performance.
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AMLO has a mandate to set his country on the right track.
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The second: Without Obamacare's birth control mandate, IUDs would be quite expensive.
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The mandate for the Congo mission comes up for renewal next month.
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Morales succeeded in terminating the CICIG's mandate, which will end in September.
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The public, without question, is giving them an unprecedented mandate for action.
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The individual mandate no longer applies, but that doesn't mean much... yet.
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Much of this increase comes from the repeal of the individual mandate.
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Notre Dame sued the Obama administration over the contraception mandate in 2013.
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Its first major expansion, Mandate of Heaven, turns it into the second.
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The mandate is worth hundreds of millions of dollars to farmers there.
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They will reduce his broad mandate to the hysteria of a few.
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But the whistleblower office has a statutory mandate not to identify whistleblowers.
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Yet negotiations with Russia over the mandate have ground to a halt.
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GITA GOPINATH: I mean, the Federal Reserve has to follow its mandate.
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The Marvel movies subscribe to a house style and mandate house content.
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Another worry is that the replacement for the individual mandate is weak.
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Hardly the resounding mandate that Mrs May seems to regard it as.
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Twitter updated its verification guidelines Wednesday to mandate its rules be followed.
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Trump also supported striking out the mandate in the Senate tax bill.
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Could the law change — could Congress mandate platform "fairness" among political perspectives?
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To be fair, Mr Ma said employers should not mandate such hours.
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There was no mandate to design a specific new app or service.
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While dismissively termed the "ethanol mandate," the standard is about much more.
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As Gen Z grows up, their mandate for engagement is so different.
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The repeal of the individual mandate already is hurting the Medicare program.
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His mandate ran out in 2016, but he clings to the throne.
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In 1995, his mandate was extended for another five years by referendum.
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The question is, is the mandate clear on the 8th of November?
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The federal government lost its mandate to place observers inside polling stations.
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The legislation would revoke Obamacare's mandate that people must have health insurance.
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But Congress B just repealed the mandate and kept the insurance rules.
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So the purchase of private assets is clearly within the ECB's mandate.
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We must require a mandate, IDs for anyone walking into a school.
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TC: It sounds like they have a strategic mandate to help Airbus.
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The mandate that was given to me by the company, was that.
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President Obama was the one that was gonna mandate this on everyone.
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The individual mandate is a critical part of the Affordable Care Act.
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Would it be legal for Trump to decline to enforce the mandate?
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These mandate that civilians and civilian property may never be intentionally targeted.
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In May, the council had extended AMISOM&aposs mandate until July 31.
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Republican embrace of this individual mandate-based plan was provoked, in part,
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Facebook, Twitter or Google won't implement 'good enough' without a government mandate.
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That's because the recently passed Republican tax bill nixed Obamacare's individual mandate.
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The individual mandate required Americans to buy insurance or face a penalty.
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The position is scheduled to end with Draghi's mandate in late 2019.
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The mission&aposs limited mandate has been extended until June 14, 2020.
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The Security Council renewed its mandate earlier this week for one year.
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They were not charged the individual mandate penalty for having inadequate insurance.
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Unsurprisingly, party leaders with a mandate to win back power oppose it.
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That mandate requires people to either buy coverage or pay a fine.
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It added that a transition period after Kabila's mandate expires on Dec.
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So, what must Congress consider and adopt in an E-Verify mandate?
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Many young people gained access to insurance through the ACA's individual mandate.
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Each group has fiercely supported stripping away the ACA's birth-control mandate.
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And that's been largely accomplished through innovation and technology, not government mandate.
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With the success of any product comes the mandate to monetize it.
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"The individual mandate is the most important issue to me," he said.
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Repealing the individual mandate simply restores to people the freedom to choose.
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The thing about #MeToo in particular is it has this dual mandate.
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There are now 18 states that mandate handwriting instruction during elementary school.
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The fund's precise mandate still needs to be decided, the sources said.
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It also gets rid of ObamaCare's mandate requiring people to buy insurance.
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Be smart: Of course there's strong member support to repeal the mandate.
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At least two U.S. states, Nevada and New Mexico, mandate terpene testing.
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That's largely a response to the repeal of the law's individual mandate.
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He can do this because he has the mandate to do it.
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"I don't mind the individual mandate being expanded," Hatch told reporters Wednesday.
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Today's tax reform mandate, while no less compelling, is far more complicated.
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Even workers at charities and churches are struggling with this new mandate.
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While that was grinding on, only fellow lawmakers could end his mandate.
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After 2628, the EPA has the authority to set its own mandate.
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Holder, to uphold the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate.
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Both plans would also do away with ObamaCare's mandate to buy coverage.
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Repeal will eliminate ObamaCare's 6900 taxes as well as the employer mandate.
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One more government mandate, however well-intentioned, will only reduce those freedoms.
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The essential health benefits mandate which health services insurance plans must cover.
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Condemning Hezbollah explicitly could lay the diplomatic groundwork for strengthening UNIFIL's mandate.
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Two, the church must abandon the mandate of celibacy for the priesthood.
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The US also doesn't mandate employers give workers breaks during the day.
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Juncker, from Luxembourg, has a five-year mandate running until October 2019.
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Definitely this mandate for a likable female narrator is a feminist question.
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It plans to mandate banking advisers but has yet to do so.
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Getting rid of the individual mandate means fewer people with health insurance.
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Government officials can mandate carbon emissions reductions to prevent catastrophic climate change.
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But, a similar unfair mandate still exists in Massachusetts, which passed RomneyCare.
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The mandate often appears as a fine-print clause in customer agreements.
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In 2014, Disney CEO Bob Iger added theme parks to the mandate.
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Ocasio-Cortez's resolution, however, doesn't call for a mandate for renewable energy.
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The mandate of Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras ends in September of 2019.
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"With a mandate his size, he can bang the table," McKee said.
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But, crucially, it lacks an agreed leader with a mandate to negotiate.
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SO I WOULD ARGUE THE INDIVIDUAL MANDATE IS ALMOST AN IMMATERIAL ARGUMENT.
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New Jersey's governor signed legislation imposing an individual mandate for health insurance.
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Notable: This is the final year ObamaCare's individual mandate is in effect.
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It's not our mandate to make any kind of comment or recommendation.
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We partner with patients, do not mandate tapering or a final dose.
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Let's repeal the individual mandate and restart the process of repealing Obamacare.
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The CFPB's rule would not mandate adequate review before filing a lawsuit.
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"I really like that he doesn't mandate every step of the process."
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In addition, some public school systems don't mandate compulsory full-day kindergarten.
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The new Administrator should mandate meaningful training for new and current reservists.
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These individual mandate laws are meant replace the now-repealed federal requirement.
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That is clearly our main challenge and the core of our mandate.
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Supreme Court justices don't need an electoral mandate to do their jobs.
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This is no small task, but it's the heart of their mandate.
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Furthermore, the operative statutes of agencies like the bureau mandate economic analysis.
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Instead of expanding wildlife habitat, the ethanol mandate is steadily reducing it.
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When the individual mandate is being repealed, that means Obamacare is repealed.
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However, the mandate given to Mueller is a virtual pathway for metastasis.
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Lisa Murkowski said Tuesday she supports the repeal of Obamacare's individual mandate.
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France, which voted in favor of renewing the mandate, also expressed alarm.
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The mandate is popular in Iowa, which hosts the nation's first caucuses.
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The Fed has a dual mandate to constrain inflation and maximize employment.
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The former handles criminal cases, while the latter's mandate includes civil deportations.
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Now its trade negotiators want to mandate the same analysis for Europe.
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So what would Governor Lee do on day one of his mandate?
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But President Obama's effort to combat global warming has transformed that mandate.
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The board should check its governing documents, which might mandate Sabbath elevators.
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Cruz has often stated that space exploration should be NASA's primary mandate.
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The newest lawsuit also focuses on the law's mandate to have coverage.
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The department also voted to mandate that marijuana dispensaries hire a pharmacist.
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If you're going to mandate it, you don't want people begrudgingly there.
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He sowed confusion about whether the ACA's individual mandate would be enforced.
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The company said it will shortly mandate banks to organise the listing.
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"The IRS tax, the individual mandate from Obamacare, is profoundly unfair," Sen.
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Q: The Supreme Court called the Affordable Care Act mandate a tax.
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On Obamacare: Trump cannot unilaterally eliminate Obamacare's insurance mandate and coverage penalties.
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Repeal of individual mandate only once new market rules are in place.
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Both sides are jockeying over potential changes to the nation's biofuels mandate.
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He did not take a position on the merits of the mandate.
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Perhaps surprisingly, the trucking industry is in support of the new mandate.
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The solution: the Renewable Fuel Standard, commonly known as the ethanol mandate.
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Altogether, they represent a couple of hundred people, without a democratic mandate.
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The individual mandate keeps the most popular parts of the law alive.
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Those targets mandate a 30 percent reduction from 2005 levels by 2030.
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Now is not the time to mandate defective products with weakened security.
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Or, he wrote, the president could choose not to enforce the mandate.
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Some mandate air dancing, nipple pasties, topless only, no touching, and more.
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His mandate, from the owner Jason Hicks, is to broaden the menu.
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The move came following a government mandate restricting flights into the country.
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Andrew Cuomo said he has no plans to impose a statewide mandate.
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He skipped the mandate of his government to register with the consulate.
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"This is unusual," Raimondo said of the plan to execute the mandate.
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Salvini called the elections a mandate for a shake-up in Brussels.
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Prior to Obamacare, there was no mandate that companies offer health insurance.
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Congress would no longer mandate categorical detention for any type of immigrant.
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But this doesn't mean the politics of individual mandate repeal are easy.
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This has always been the challenge of individual mandate repeal for Republicans.
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We have this process we call the light bulb versus the mandate.
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As its second mandate, the Fed also seeks to maintain price stability.
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Dowd has never had any mandate or authority with respect to pardons.
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"Legitimacy and a mandate only comes through the ballot box," he said.
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"The government's role should definitely be to mandate the vaccine," Lighter said.
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Because it's not like the mandate changed from when prices were set.
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In part this is because of government regulations that mandate price reductions.
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"The good news is we repealed the individual mandate," Mr. Graham said.
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He sowed uncertainty about whether the law's individual mandate would be enforced.
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Have you witnessed people or businesses being penalized for violating the mandate?
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The mandate is, indeed, a core component of the Affordable Care Act.
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"Regis had a mandate: Absolutely no talking off-camera," Ms. Ripa said.
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Their attempts at repealing the individual mandate over the summer all failed.
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New Zealand's central bank adopted its dual mandate as recently as 2018.
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The fear is that they will soften enforcement of the individual mandate.
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Then, in January, at least one yeshiva in Williamsburg ignored the mandate.
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Heterosexual courtship under the mandate of matrimony has rarely looked so kinky.
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Indeed, it said, they can continue to operate without the individual mandate.
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Without any tax penalty, the Justice Department said, the mandate is unconstitutional.
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RUDOLPH W. GIULIANI: Isn't that closer to the mandate than Michael Cohen?
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Trump is hardly the only modern president to have a dubious mandate.
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Without the penalty, the plaintiffs argue, the mandate is no longer constitutional.
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Kentucky's governor recommended that schools close but did not issue a mandate.
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Update: The Trump administration has rolled back the birth control coverage mandate.
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A number of religiously affiliated schools have filed lawsuits challenging the mandate.
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The mandate pits pragmatism versus principle, results versus process, expertise versus ideals.
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A majority said the mandate was not a reason they bought insurance.
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Without the mandate, more people would be uninsured and premiums would rise.
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The individual mandate is the part that requires everyone to have insurance.
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Even many of Obamacare's authors had to be talked into the mandate.
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This mandate often meant profiting off wars, not working to end them.
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Elizabeth Warren, would mandate a Medicare-style single-payer system for everyone.
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"Sometimes the workload doesn't mandate having a full-time team," Deras admits.
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The Texas plaintiffs claim that this shell of a mandate is unconstitutional.
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Accordingly, many anti-ageism programs mandate participation by all incoming medical students.
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The bill doesn't mandate the recovery centers use one medication over another.
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The government, however, ended that group's mandate before its work was complete.
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May's plea to voters for a strong mandate for Brexit failed badly.
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Brazil's remaining leaders are unpopular, leaving them with little mandate to govern.
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Repealing the individual mandate would increase premiums and do nothing about deductibles.
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Since then, Netanyahu has been the only politician to receive the mandate.
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The court is expected to issue the mandate three months from now.
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The individual mandate and limited open enrollment have not addressed this problem.
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That would give him the mandate to serve out his LDP presidency.
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The mandate requires that everyone has health insurance or pays a fine.
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Republicans are now considering repealing the ObamaCare individual mandate in tax reform.
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Washington says judges have routinely broken WTO procedure and exceeded their mandate.
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It proposed a cellulosic mandate of 381 million gallons for next year.
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Accordingly, it did not include repealing the individual mandate and Medicaid expansion.
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But executives are not the only elected officials with a democratic mandate.
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The U.S. counterargument is that the Appellate Body has exceeded its mandate.
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Its mandate is to judge crimes against humanity, war crimes and genocide.
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China is now unlikely to require large ethanol supplies without the mandate.
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The ECB is stealthily extending its mandate beyond price stability to redistribution.
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The bureau should return to fulfilling its mandate of protecting American consumers.
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But Jelinek said her office has no legal mandate to do more.
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Draghi ends his eight-year mandate at the ECB on October 31.
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A 2018 Reuters investigatihere found IPOA was struggling to fulfill its mandate.
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Such a decision is well beyond the mandate of most central bankers.
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"Because of his religious authority, equality becomes a religious mandate," Lee said.
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Talk about interference with our elections and the mandate of our voters.
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But without the mandate, fewer younger and healthier people would buy coverage.
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This, they know, would establish an undeniable mandate for a new referendum.
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The common thread is mandatory coverage — whether by taxation or individual mandate.
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That would be hard enough for a president with a popular mandate.
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Trump joined in, tweeting his desire for mandate repeal to be included.
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And power plants, especially coal burners, undoubtedly are subject to this mandate.
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Cecilia: Yep, and that "opt-in" mandate underlies potential fortunes for advertisers.
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Our mandate and our responsibility is with regard to the Olympic games.
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Experts have predicted repealing the mandate would undermine the stability of ObamaCare.
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Murkowski supports repealing the mandate but hasn't yet endorsed the full bill.
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Mkhwebane said the current mandate was focused on a "few commercial interests".
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Therefore, he continued, the state will mandate how people conduct their lives.
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There are various options available if you wish to weaken the mandate.
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It also repeals ObamaCare's individual mandate requiring Americans to have health insurance.
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But forward-thinking companies should not be waiting for a government mandate.
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That is such a multifaceted mandate of what CFIUS can look at.
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Under its mandate, the central bank targets inflation but not economic growth.
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The central bank had the tools it needed to fulfill its mandate.
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Ending the mandate will have little impact on the number of uninsured.
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The mandate has been criticized as an inappropriate use of government power.
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On the other side of the individual mandate question, we have Sens.
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We can celebrate that progress without turning it into a narrow mandate.
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There is substantial uncertainty about how effective the individual mandate has been.
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Effectively, the tax bill does repeal the individual mandate beginning in 2019.
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Researchers say the mandate sends a signal about the importance of coverage.
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The committee's mandate, per N.C.A.A. language, is to choose the "best" teams.
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"The mandate, as it was constructed, was not very effective," Sloan says.
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Not unanimous – 79% to 10% with 11% abstained – But a clear mandate.
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Biennials carry the impossible mandate to tackle important themes through many contributors.
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But they don't appear to have a popular mandate to do it.
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Like it or not, Obamacare's individual mandate helps make the law work.
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The Brexit referendum's victory, however, is a clear mandate for the Euroskeptics.
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An eventual settlement may also mandate changes in how Facebook does business.
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The first part of their argument is over the individual mandate itself.
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The mandate requires people to buy health insurance or face a penalty.
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The central bank mandate row has exposed deep divisions within the ANC.
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But some parts of this system are unpopular, like the individual mandate.
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