You can't fix having too many mandates by creating new mandates.
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ObamaCare's 85033 essential coverage mandates and guaranteed issue mandates have caused insurance premiums to skyrocket each year.
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As with most mandates, California's energy mandates hurt the most vulnerable people and make upward mobility more difficult.
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And they use their power in state legislatures to oppose new mandates, because mandates directly impact their bottom line.
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The EPA also jettisoned a proposal to cut biofuels volumes mandates, and another to count ethanol exports against those mandates.
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Each of these locations has issued strict mandates regarding the closure of nonessential businesses or implemented safety precautions like "shelter-in-place" mandates.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - (This version of June 7's story refiles as the bank corrects breakdown of its mandates business to read 503 percent(not 50 percent)advisory mandates, 16 percent discretionary mandates & 50 percent(not 30 percent) remianing business.) Swiss private bank Julius Baer (BAER.
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Automakers are continuing to roll out new electric vehicles facing zero emission vehicle mandates from California and other states, along with rising federal fuel efficiency mandates.
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As such, there may be several rounds of sector consolidation, with those with strong policy mandates benefiting while those with weak policy mandates eventually side-lined and closed.
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That means, of course, that simply repealing the ObamaCare mandates won't fix the health care system, because it won't address the problems created by mandates enacted before 2010.
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Beyond those mandates, the bill instructs PHMSA to continue to work on a large set of mandates from the 2011 pipeline safety law, many of which the agency has not completed.
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He wants to add a provision that would allow insurance companies that sell plans meeting ObamaCare's mandates to also have the freedom to sell plans that do not meet those mandates.
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By the numbers: Compared to states without such mandates, electricity prices increased 11% seven years after adoption, and 4.23% after 12 years for the 16 states that have had mandates that long.
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Never one to openly support the mandates and regulations driving a transition to EVs, Marchionne bluntly stated that the only reason Fiat Chrysler builds EVs right now is to meet government mandates.
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"I would like to see the mandates dropped," he says.
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There's insurance requirements, licensing requirements, helmet mandates for those machines.
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"The agencies' mandates were outdated," Sousa said in a speech.
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It is the only American state that mandates such generosity.
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In March 2017, Trump suggested he would soften the mandates.
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Brazil currently mandates 8 percent biofuels in the fuel mix.
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Substantive change likely won't come unless the government mandates it.
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He was served with a subpoena, which mandates his appearance.
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International banking regulators designed the capital mandates, and the Federal
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Most of those companies already comply with the bill's mandates.
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This would require that onerous state mandates be removed. 2202.
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Unlike government mandates, nudges always preserve people's freedom of choice.
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When government hands down mandates like this, some workers win.
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Democrats create dependency by expanding federal mandates and increasing entitlements.
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In the case of Twitter, federal NSL law mandates secrecy.
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These mandates are causing significant reliability problems across state lines.
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And claiming mandates you didn't win is anything but persuasive.
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The Unfunded Mandates Information and Transparency Act, introduced by Rep.
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Only a tiny handful of companies could fulfill those mandates.
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Federal law mandates at least 45 days for absentee voting.
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It also mandates that the groups find official Chinese partners.
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Voter ID mandates are not explicitly canceled with Collins's ruling.
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Hence what the government mandates significantly changes our healthcare system.
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Sometimes Congress mandates a particular solution to a policy problem.
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The bank mandates were earlier reported by the Financial Times.
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FIFA mandates that tournament hosts have 125,000 hotel rooms available.
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"A Diet of Worms" seems stuck between two irreconcilable mandates.
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Law firms made pro bono work part of their mandates.
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The Constitution mandates that the president's term expire on Jan.
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The mandates will be reconsidered by April 11, Crum said.
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Pelosi is demanding federal mandates to override state election laws.
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It means government agencies using negotiation rather than just mandates.
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In fact, ethanol mandates have required more production of corn.
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ObamaCare mandates they purchase health insurance on the law's exchanges.
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We need new laws and mandates to achieve that goal.
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The company mandates that its executives retire at age 65.
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TSA mandates that firearms travel unloaded and in checked baggage.
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It costs about $70 and mandates schooling, which costs more.
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California law also mandates that commercial properties be inspected annually.
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Neither mandates detaining parents and separating children from their families.
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This is happening without the need for new government mandates.
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The bakers association could choose to follow the rules for, say, the Alabama insurance market, which mandates coverage of relatively few benefits, for all its bakeries in New York, a state with many mandates.
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The firm said in its annual report on Wednesday it had a strong pipeline of IPO mandates alongside a high number of mandates within restructuring advisory and mergers and acquisitions for the coming quarters.
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This Friday, the House will have the chance to require regulators to analyze the real-world costs of their mandates with H.R. 50, the Unfunded Mandates Information and Transparency Act (UMITA) introduced by Rep.
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For example: the bakers' association could choose to follow the rules for the Alabama insurance market, which mandates coverage of relatively few benefits, for all its bakeries in New York, a state with many mandates.
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For example: The bakers' association could choose to follow the rules for the Alabama insurance market, which mandates coverage of relatively few benefits, for all its bakeries in New York, a state with many mandates.
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But they won't be as significant as other, less flashy mandates.
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They would probably require, first and foremost, more regulations and mandates.
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Hawaii has passed a law that mandates its renewable energy goal.
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The ACA mandates the level be no lower than 80 percent.
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Graham-Cassidy would also eradicate the Obamacare mandates for health insurance.
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The constitution mandates new elections to be held within 60 days.
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Since then, he's regularly met tech CEOs over his two mandates.
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"All these states now are doing their own mandates," says Fertitta.
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A fifth source denied that Vinci had yet awarded formal mandates.
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The birdcages of history are lined with stories about election mandates.
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Through unrealistic and unattainable mandates that will only harm average Americans.
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Not big government mandates like they do in Europe and California.
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This is why most modern central banks have price stability mandates.
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Also, some other states are setting clear regulations and enforcing mandates.
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Despite increasingly stringent mileage mandates, automakers keep upping their performance game.
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Half of NDBS target certain sectors; the rest have wider mandates.
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Many states, led by California, have imposed zero-emission vehicle mandates.
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Mandates higher pay for child care workers to ensure better care.
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Conservatives still want to repeal more than just these two mandates.
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At the end of the day, the Fed has two mandates.
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The AHCA does not repeal Obamacare's cost driving insurance benefit mandates.
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Putting mandates on insurance companies is not a cure for scarcity.
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We should be stopping mandates, taxes and entitlements, not keeping them.
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The U.S. mandates helmets for adult bicycle riders in some jurisdictions.
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With freedom from federal mandates, Texas could reduce fraud and abuse.
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"I've always had concerns about more federal mandates on employers," Sen.
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The law mandates that property owners get permits in such situations.
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It also mandates agencies complete a number of assessments on cybersecurity.
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Now, Congress itself mandates the sharing of this type of information.
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A likely result will be the ineffective implementation of statutory mandates.
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Sadly, no one is standing to challenge these unconstitutional nationwide mandates.
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We can't simply replace markets with mandates and call it good.
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Automakers have urged the Trump administration to rethink those aggressive mandates.
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Sweden mandates generous parental leave for all parents, regardless of gender
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That law mandates that all overtime be paid in cash wages.
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Americans deserve a healthcare system that isn't driven by Washington mandates.
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The bank mandates expire in 2018, one of the sources said.
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This could mean requiring unpopular methods like taxes, rationing, and mandates.
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Meanwhile, unfunded mandates will drive public debt into completely uncharted waters.
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Congress mandates the Fed to pursue full employment and stable prices.
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It's a way to solve the problem of top-down mandates.
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What kinds of public mandates are justifiable in combating contagious disease?
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The difference is delay, impact fees, red tape, litigation, regulations, mandates.
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Gavin Newsom for failing to comply with state affordable-housing mandates.
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It also mandates the use of higher actuarial rates over time.
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And fewer mandates would not reduce choice, but would expand it.
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Walsh oversees a combined $180 billion in assets across all mandates.
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We give critics broad mandates, and they're constantly betraying our trust.
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Environmental studies are mandates under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
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"Californians and Americans in general like options — not mandates," he said.
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There is a way to get relief from ObamaCare's expensive mandates.
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Some big chains, facing high turnover and voter mandates, have complied.
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The right approach is for Congress to start repealing those mandates.
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Policymakers in several blue states are weighing state-level insurance mandates.
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It also mandates law enforcement have a warrant to do so.
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But neither one mandates that children should be separated from their families.
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State law mandates the post be occupied at all times, she said.
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Philadelphia mandates that every pharmacy have 2 doses of naloxone in stock.
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And only one — California — mandates that students receive education in affirmative consent.
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State-level mandates advance the ACA's goals, so there's no problem there.
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Like eight other states, it mandates a licensing system for marijuana businesses.
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Like nine other states, it mandates a licensing system for marijuana businesses.
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Local businesses often pay more heed to the market than to mandates.
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And, I think there should be no mandates, and no subsidies whatsoever.
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To Usman, the value of the ordinance is that it mandates transparency.
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That's what ACA's mandates are for — they push everyone to get coverage.
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Voting rights: Proposed mandates for federal elections to protect rights and security.
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Ethanol mandates have opened a war between the oil and corn industries.
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UN mandates to monitor rights abuses in Cuba and Belarus were cancelled.
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The government mandates annual stress tests in companies with over 50 employees.
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The ACA's onerous and costly mandates have made health insurance more expensive.
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So look at the people's work as opposed to mandates for us.
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It mandates that the U.S. use a territorial definition of taxable income.
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Federal law mandates a $613,000 annual salary for the commander-in-chief.
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He values the rights of individuals over the mandates of big government.
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President Obama also called for the strictest possible mandates on broadband providers.
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It will make it harder for [Credit Suisse] to win bond mandates.
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Mandates that employers must offer paid leave benefits would have similar drawbacks.
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Icahn's stake is below the 5 percent threshold that mandates public disclosure.
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The EPA is due to release final biofuel volume mandates by Nov.
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Like many federal mandates, this rule, set to go into effect Dec.
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The bigger point, however, is that government diversity mandates have poor results.
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Federal mandates and red tape have vastly harmed U.S. competitiveness and entrepreneurship.
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These are not mandates; rather, they are intended as data-based guidelines.
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Treaty mandates expanded significantly after the creation of the World Trade Organization.
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Generally, European nations tend to prefer voluntary vaccination to mandates, Larson said.
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We get rid of the mandates, we get rid of so much.
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But increasingly rigid mandates guiding American behavior are often nonsensical in practice.
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Conservatives say reducing or scrapping the mandates would bring down insurance premiums.
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This could be legislation that will repeal mandates for individuals and employers.
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But the C.B.T. and all those types of things were not mandates.
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European member countries must approve two negotiating mandates to formally launch talks.
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Similar mandates have already been passed in Toronto, Denver and San Francisco.
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They don't want policymakers to get into specific mandates for specific technologies.
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Many states have benefit mandates that are far more extensive than Obamacare's.
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The trio define their mandates differently, but all often favor smaller fare.
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"I don't believe that you create mandates for fossil fuels," he said.
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Legal mandates are one of the best ways to accomplish that goal.
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They can address climate change through carbon pricing and renewable energy mandates.
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The more challenging the government mandates, typically the higher the RIN price.
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And that, in turn, mandates that Xinjiang and its inhabitants remain docile.
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Obamacare did not invent the use of legal mandates to cover contraception.
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It mandates speech for the doctors; it's a totally different legal question.
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The Constitution mandates that the chief justice of the Supreme Court presides.
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That bill would have eliminated ObamaCare's subsidies, taxes, mandates and Medicaid expansion.
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And nearly 40% of new FDA approvals are subject to REMS mandates.
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However, to do that effectively, we should remove employer and individual mandates.
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Existing regulations and benefit mandates under the ACA are also cost contributors.
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But ideological complaints that its mandates inhibit freedom never achieved broad resonance.
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D.C.'s workforce — employers and businesses alike — lose under oppressive scheduling mandates.
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Congress mandates that every U.S. administration set out its national security strategy.
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It's an America filled with baffling corporate mandates and barely paid retail workers.
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KKR can pull away business, and has already excluded Barclays from some mandates.
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Lyft already mandates a six-hour break for every 14 hours of driving.
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There are also ballot measures for renewable energy mandates in Nevada and Arizona.
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Nothing mandates that a family-style dinner can't be this elegant and ambitious.
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These problems require new, cleaner energy products, not more government mandates or subsidies.
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What's next: Expect some municipal governments to challenge the new mandates in court.
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EU sources said ambassadors agreed to the mandates at a meeting on Thursday.
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Still, he acknowledged an outside takeover and accompanying funding mandates could be harder.
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The law that mandates them was extended for ten more years in December.
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Mr Brown would doubtless have enacted California's clean-energy mandates without America's Pledge.
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The CPUC and legislators will force it to obey existing clean-energy mandates.
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We don't hold long positions in portfolio companies due to our fund mandates.
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In any case, "acceptable economic growth" is not one of the Fed's mandates!
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Automakers have urged the Trump administration to rethink those aggressive fuel efficiency mandates.
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Go deeper: Renewable energy mandates have not sparked that much new renewable energy
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Ideas ranged from a carbon tax to clean-energy mandates to better education.
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The highlights: Ends the Affordable Care Act's mandates and most of its taxes.
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That's because the Constitution mandates check and balances and a separation of powers.
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Europe and Asia, with their stronger government mandates and culture of waste reduction.
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Louisiana law mandates that information about outbreaks not be released to the public.
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"We should be stopping mandates, taxes and entitlements not keeping them," he tweeted.
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The law mandates the death penalty for insulting Islam or the Prophet Mohammad.
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The CSN needed to be reshuffled as most of the mandates were expiring.
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The White Paper also mandates platforms give researchers open access to user data.
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Further, would such mandates impact harshly on socially disadvantaged groups and perpetuate inequality?
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Not every state has California's natural blessings, or its aggressive renewable energy mandates.
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Canada's constitution of 1867 mandates the free flow of commerce across the country.
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It mandates that all workers have the right to unionize and collectively bargain.
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The proposed mandatory reporting requirement mandates reporting of abuse – after the fact. Important?
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Though economists love markets, environmental successes have often come from mandates and bans.
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The law also mandates that physicians conducting abortions have admitting privileges to hospitals.
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We increased energy efficiency requirements and mandates to encourage everyone to conserve energy.
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Among environmental groups, the subsidies and mandates are largely seen as a success.
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It also mandates voters independently confirm their enrollment to have the ID accepted.
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Instead, it mandates some $85033 billion in deficit reduction from various mandatory programs.
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Biodynamic winemaking also mandates that the farmer adhere to a specific celestial calendar.
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The First Step Act mandates additional reforms to pivot toward rehabilitation and reentry.
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"The headline tomorrow would read, 'Senate mandates drivers in driverless cars,'" Thune said.
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That cannot happen if ObamaCare's mandates, taxes and spending remain on the books.
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It's the same cast of characters trying to overturn mandates in nearby states.
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All that money seems to have, uh, educated Seitz about clean energy mandates.
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The law limits pollution emissions and mandates a permit to release greenhouse gasses.
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Three-quarters of individual market plans didn't cover maternity care before Obamacare mandates.
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Essentially, the only thing these mandates accomplish is spreading widespread resentment among voters.
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A second provision mandates that clinics upgrade their facilities to hospital-like standards.
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But critics say wage mandates negotiated by powerful labor groups make that unlikely.
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Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York and Washington, D.C., are considering similar mandates. Gov.
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Of course, some Americans hate government mandates, even when they are demonstrably beneficial.
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They need to apply the best economic analysis possible to achieve legislative mandates.
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These measures are subtler than mandates or fines and may be more effective.
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Do you think there should be legislation that mandates schools teach computer science?
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Chinese law mandates the use of force to prevent the island from seceding.
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It wouldn't have repealed the individual or employer mandates like the House bill.
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If you were cyber king for a day, what mandates would you issue?
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Unless Congress explicitly mandates it, originalists and textualists believe, agencies can't do it.
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The researchers modeled existing mandates and what happens if they're made more stringent.
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Additionally, Obamacare mandates that insurers cover all contraceptives at no cost to patients.
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Commissioners enjoy quasi-ministerial mandates, providing political direction to 32,000 European civil servants.
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How fast depends on how well Americans comply with government social-distancing mandates.
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It also mandates that those institutions, not their landlords, control their leased facilities.
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Government mandates could be instituted here as well, as Senator Warren has proposed.
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Is a welfare program that mandates work justified in taking even this away?
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The two EU negotiating mandates will need to be approved by EU governments.
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Half of our new business is essentially in mandates increasingly across asset classes.
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So we do invest more and more into customized mandates for our clients.
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Hundreds of billions more were spent by hospital systems, too, under government mandates.
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But state contraceptive coverage mandates don't reach everyone, and they don't address costs.
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The Clean Water Act mandates that property owners get permits in such situations.
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Some will decry unwarranted government mandates; others will worry about costs for homeowners.
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ObamaCare tried and failed to fix-it with intrusive government mandates and bureaucracy.
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Two cornerstones of ObamaCare, the individual and employer mandates, would be repealed retroactively.
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Let's say that pollution taxes have an efficiency advantage over clean energy mandates.
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This one mandates specific square footage for each animal, making it much stronger.
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"Mandates aren't necessarily a perfect way to regulate," Zichal said at the event.
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Getting rid of Obamacare's loathed mandates could cause turmoil in the insurance markets.
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Vermont Secretary of State Jim Condos, a Democrat who chairs the National Association of Secretaries of State, has said he is concerned that the bill's mandates for post-election audits are too stringent and amount to unfunded mandates on the states.
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The memo also announced plans to integrate UBS' chief investment office (CIO), mandates, investment content and wealth planning operations, with Mark Haefele appointed to lead the integrated unit and Bruno Marxer heading the Global Mandates, Investment Content and Wealth Planning divisions.
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Small businesses will most likely get relieved from Obamacare penalties and minimum-wage mandates.
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If that happens, CARB could still pursue emissions reductions with other mandates and regulations.
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The Commission presented its mandates in January and found support from most EU members.
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"I don't know of any state that mandates CIT for every officer," Powell said.
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" The organization is "pro-informed consent" for vaccinations; their objection is to "vaccine mandates.
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ITALY MANDATES BANKS FOR SYNDICATED DEBT SALE OF NEW 20-YEAR BTP BOND-SOURCE
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Debate about central bank mandates has tended to be more prevalent in major markets.
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The most vocal of these proponents envision a federal law that mandates universal adoption.
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Trump and Clinton seem to agree on ethanol mandates and possibly subsidized corn insurance.
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But despite legal mandates, inclusion is not yet the reality for many disabled people.
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Florida, for instance, mandates that policy statements point this out in big bold letters.
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These plans wouldn't have the same benefit mandates the health care law currently sets.
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Basically, they must point to one of the central bank's mandates: employment or inflation.
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Ohio mandates universal testing for children in ZIP codes where old housing is prevalent.
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But the two-mandates commandment, central to the party's anti-establishment character, has held.
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In Tunisia, the government mandates premarital counselling for all those betrothed to a relative.
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They should consider removing certain planning and analysis mandates from the project review process.
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Meadows and other conservatives want a full repeal of ObamaCare's insurer mandates and requirements.
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A number of Polish ministers, not including Czerwinska, won mandates to go to Brussels.
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It also mandates sanctions against anyone involved and steps up enforcement of these sanctions.
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A third decree mandates the minimum fare for freight to be paid to truckers.
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It mandates that an aborted fetus must be disposed of by burial or cremation.
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This cash alternative was possibly used to park money pulled out of other mandates.
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The U.S. government is due to finalize next year's biofuel mandates by end-November.
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Gasoline importers and oil refiners need these credits to meet the country's biofuels mandates.
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Florida law mandates that any races within 0.5% margins go to a machine recount.
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Even where renewable electricity mandates did not pass, prospects for cleaner electricity remain bright.
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Never mind that their proposals are tantamount to imposing unfunded mandates on the states.
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Answering the latter mandates a detailed look at the Constitution, statute and relevant regulations.
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The mandates facing the SEC are growing and therefore further straining the resources available.
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But the mandates are almost certain to be repealed as part of ObamaCare repeal.
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Public managers balance regulatory mandates against competing priorities like equity, affordability, and political responsiveness.
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One of the first mandates of the Guaidó government is to help alleviate suffering.
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The latter reported a 4.2% rise to €476m as the bank won more mandates.
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Some of the most energized Democrats will be talking about regulations, mandates and incentives.
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It mandates that insurers provide more comprehensive benefits, including medication, maternity and mental health.
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He also challenged the legal authority the oversight board has to execute these mandates.
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Kari's Law mandates that multi-line phone systems allow people to dial 6900 directly.
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It also mandates that a report to Congress include an annex of classified materials.
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Both bills also would effectively eliminate ObamaCare's individual and employer mandates retroactively to 2016.
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Federal regulators are due to finalize next year's mandates for biofuel use within months.
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Despite their wisdom and insight, the recent congressional mandates do not go far enough.
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Similarly, he may voice support for pay equity mandates if the interviewer is female.
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"Our plan mandates the creation of affordable housing," Mr. de Blasio said on Monday.
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Individual mandates aren't much more popular at the state level than the ACA's was.
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US federal law mandates a minimum of $2.13 per hour to tipped wage workers.
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"Let's let the marketplace work," Coley said, wondering whether "kale mandates" would come next.
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They're driven by market signals, government mandates, reputational interests, investor pressure and other factors.
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The Occupational Safety and Health Act that mandates basic protections also excludes domestic workers.
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Its emission standards and renewable energy mandates pushed its utilities quickly out of coal.
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By 2050, the bill mandates an 80 percent reduction in emissions from 1990 levels.
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A 2006 law mandates that USPS pre-fund 13 years of retiree health benefits.
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He said social-distancing mandates are critical in cutting the number of coronavirus cases.
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Some of them are seeing their business increase thanks to work-from-home mandates.
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This will take a combination of state-level mandates and aggressive public advertising campaigns.
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I was told she was adhering to the state's mandates and began social distancing.
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By then, restaurateurs were already fretting about the city's employer mandates and housing costs.
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Mandates that hospitals communicate with each other as patients move through the healthcare system.
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Private sellers are not required to follow federal mandates on background checks of buyers.
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The group also issued a statement that "opposes uniform style mandates" for federal architecture.
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Companies typically rush to market in January, seeking to tap investors with fresh mandates.
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In 2015, Trudeau appeared destined for nothing less than two full mandates in power.
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The law also mandates a 36-month delay between theatrical release and streaming date.
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But they put so many mandates in it that they made it too expensive.
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Additionally, the federal government has the power to impose unfunded mandates on the states.
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So polite golf claps all around for doing the obvious by repealing those mandates.
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Some physicians say it will be nearly impossible for states to enforce the mandates.
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Advocacy for biofuel mandates has persisted despite the sea change in global energy production.
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I'M NOT SURE HOW YOU'RE -- IT'S LIKE YOU'RE SAYING HUMAN NATURE MANDATES IT HAPPENS.
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Because of the ACA's regulations, taxes, and mandates, the cost of care has skyrocketed.
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Cities and small businesses bristle when the federal government imposes unfunded mandates upon them.
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We don't want the wheeling and dealing that seeks to manage trade through mandates.
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This mission is now harder than ever thanks to ObamaCare's destructive mandates and policies.
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The Congressional Review Act, which promised votes on the most controversial mandates, was passed.
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Upstate areas, he said, have suffered economically from excessive business regulations and unfunded mandates.
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We cannot fulfill these mandates if parts of our communities do not trust us.
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Under USMCA, mandates regarding environmental standards and labor conditions are now integral, enforceable provisions.
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It would also repeal the individual and employer mandates and the medical device tax.
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All the theme clues were basically the ones I wrote except for UNFUNDED MANDATES.
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Technically the new law mandates that Apple pay this tax on its foreign cash.
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Opponents are also skeptical that work mandates will help Medicaid enrollees become more independent.
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He even called their work the "special sauce" that helps support new wage mandates.
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It also repeals the individual and employer insurance mandates and the medical device tax.
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The state of California mandates rigorous testing from cannabis labs to legally sell products.
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The government-prescribed technical mandates would substitute bureaucratic preferences for the freedom to innovate.
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" He highlighted a plan that repeals "mandates and taxes" without "new spending and bailouts.
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Or ridiculous mandates on what size televisions restaurant owners could have in their establishments?
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It is the sum of all the federal mandates that has murdered health care.
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The agency was seen as bloated, inefficient, exceeding its congressional mandates and costing jobs.
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The report says video shows jailers didn't stop by as frequently as policy mandates.
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Other states haven't had a reason to create individual mandates, given the federal requirement.
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The bank clinched some of the largest mandates last year and is currently advising homebuilder PDG Realty SA and cement maker Tupi SA. Lazard Ltd, Knoepfelmacher's RK Partners and Virtus BR Partners have also won dozens of mandates over competition from large banks.
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Home appliances are operating at or very near peak efficiency, and additional mandates threaten to undo that progress as manufacturers are forced to sacrifice higher levels of product performance to meet new, unrealistically stringent efficiency mandates that achieve only incremental actual efficiency gains.
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As it happens, Ohio Republicans have been gunning for the clean-energy mandates for years.
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The Fed's mandates are controlling inflation, which has been stubbornly low, and reaching full employment.
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For example, the EPA assumes that California's zero emission vehicle mandates will be in place.
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There are voluntary guidelines on the federal level right now, but there were no mandates.
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The ACA also mandates that nearly all Americans have health coverage or pay a fine.
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The second mandates the mental health professional arrange a referral to another counselor or therapist.
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Even though the law mandates that pesticide retailers must register with the Ministry, many don't.
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Federal law mandates that broadcast networks cannot censor political ads from candidates running for office.
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Mandates to curb carbon emissions in the future are spurring companies to innovate to survive.
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It mandates that insurers offer sick and people and healthy people the same premiums, too.
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The order stretches over a 20 year span and mandates bi-annual independent privacy audits.
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A pilot scheme mandates reviews of foreign stakes in a wide array of "critical technologies".
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China is uncomfortable with discussions of democratic mandates, voter grievances or elections that overthrow establishments.
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The Fed is an independent government agency with mandates of maximum employment and price stability.
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The constitution mandates that new elections be held within 60 days of the term ending.
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It could also become costlier for Britain to secure funding for mandates that it supports.
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The Federal Reserve needs to remember its mandates and promise to remain soberly data-dependent.
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Meaningful pension reform has eluded governments of all stripes, even when they had strong mandates.
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It mandates that insurers offer sick and people and healthy people the same premiums too.
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Those who hoped for cost controls and an end to mandates emerged uncertain and disappointed.
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With more affordable and available insurance, there will be no need for the hated mandates.
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That requirement, like the individual and employer mandates, would kick in on January 28503, 22019.
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The FLSA mandates that workers be paid the minimum wage and overtime, among other requirements.
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Oil refiners and importers use the paper credits to prove their compliance with the mandates.
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Medical Loss Ratio, which mandates insurers spend at least 1333% of premiums on patient care.
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In 2014, California became the first state to enact a law that mandates stewardship programs.
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Federal law mandates the president receive a $400,000 annual salary, paid out once a month.
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The company managed EUR44bn at end-March 2030, including EUR163bn in CB funds and mandates.
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The university mandates that students buy the $140 FitBit themselves, which is a nice twist.
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The Virginia legislature's response to enhanced-wage mandates by local government reflects a national trend.
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She said the Fed was focused on its mandates of maximizing employment and stabilizing inflation.
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The mandates can also be changed with a vote of the board, Mr. Huntsman said.
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China's cyber law also mandates companies store crucial data within China and pass security reviews.
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Turkey's central bank law mandates that the bank's primary objective is to maintain price stability.
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But that was a mandate for me and it was, once again mandates are easy.
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Still, California law mandates employers offer health coverage for workers that includes free birth control.
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These short-term medical policies would not have to comply with the Obamacare benefit mandates.
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About 50% of its restructuring mandates are completed out of court, according to the firm.
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ObamaCare added a tangled mess of bureaucracy, mandates and taxes to our health care system.
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Do you believe there are mandates in place today with regard to how referees officiate?
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The law mandates that local governments share immigration status of individuals with the federal government.
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The GOP's proposal scraps subsidies, taxes and the mandates requiring the purchase of health insurance.
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For example, New Jersey and Vermont recently enacted legislation to establish their own individual mandates.
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Lieu says he would oppose backdoor mandates like those proposed in the Burr-Feinstein bill.
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They've complained that Obama-era mileage mandates for model years 2022–2025 are unrealistically tough.
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Allegiant Air in a statement said it follows federal safety mandates and welcomes the audit.
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John Kasich (R) signed a law suspending the state's clean energy mandates for two years.
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Thus came SB 20103, which established an Energy Mandates Study Committee (EMSC) in the Senate.
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The Ohio Senate softened the bill further, making the mandates optional for only two years.
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But the casinos are balking at legislative mandates insisting upon the use of league data.
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The tricky issue is whether the federal government should preempt states and block their mandates.
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This may also be the election that mandates a deeper understanding of the American people.
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The rule mandates a 22019 percent cut in the power sector's carbon emissions by 2030.
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One provision is Article 17, which mandates that the state provide aid to the needy.
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Some Republicans opposed recent efforts to tighten vaccine mandates in Colorado, Maine, Oregon and Washington.
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The Americans With Disabilities Act mandates all kinds of accommodations, but it cannot mandate empathy.
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The NRA is opposed to government mandates that require consumers to only buy smart guns.
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In some states, however, all nonessential retail is being forced closed, according to local mandates.
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Other states, including New York and Illinois, have since issued similar mandates for their residents.
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Lactation rooms, also known as mothers' rooms, are in part a response to legislative mandates.
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We're going to get rid of many of those regulations and mandates to lower cost.
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It also mandates that 14 and 15-year-old children cannot work after 7 p.m.
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The A.C.A. mandates such coverage, even though it means everyone's insurance will be more expensive.
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But the Affordable Care Act forced "efficiency" through mandates and regulation which has hurt patients.
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Massachusetts is the only state that mandates that all guns be stored with a lock.
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Nepal's post-war constitution mandates that one-third of the country's lawmakers must be women.
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Courts have long upheld vaccination mandates for schools, where close and prolonged contact is inevitable.
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But for broader policy decisions, Facebook will only take guidance — not mandates — from the board.
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If passed, Oregon would join 10 states in the United States that have similar mandates.
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Stop the unfunded mandates and the plethora of prior authorizations for everything even generic medications.
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The Clean Air Act mandates that facilities storing specific chemicals must adhere to the RMP.
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Our diverse electorate mandates -- and ultimately, ensures -- a diverse and inclusive approach to public policy.
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They have already persuaded more than half the states to adopt mandates on renewable energy.
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The law mandates a 25 percent cut in greenhouse gases by 2020 below 85033 levels.
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The Bhutanese constitution mandates that at least 60% of the country remain under forest cover.
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It has also allowed states to impose new mandates -- particularly work requirements -- on Medicaid recipients.
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Washington mandates the care you receive and how much providers are paid for that care.
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His ethics agreement mandates that he not engage in any action that could benefit Boeing.
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Research shows PLA mandates increase the cost of construction by 12 percent to 18 percent.
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The Constitution mandates civilian control of the military by making the president commander-in-chief.
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In New Jersey and the District of Columbia, the mandates went into effect in 210.
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That bill would repeal all of ObamaCare's taxes and mandates and eliminate its Medicaid expansion.
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The parents asserted that they had a right to a religious exemption to vaccine mandates.
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A decade ago, conservative states like Kansas and Ohio were passing new renewable electricity mandates.
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It's a frustrating concept, like populism and mandates (two things I've thought a bit about).
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The White House told biofuel representatives at the meeting that to increase the mandates, the administration would have to reopen a proposed rule published in June that already set the 2020 proposed mandates at just over 20 billion gallons, including 15 billion gallons of ethanol.
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The Jones Act mandates the use of U.S.-flagged vessels to transport merchandise between U.S. coasts.
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In California, state law mandates guns be secured whenever a child may have access to it.
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However, the U.S. government does not enforce reporting mandates on campaigns nor candidates, according to Newsweek.
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A Center for American Progress report analyzed the full economic benefits of the mandates since 2008.
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The law mandates that Sachs be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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Another bill provision mandates that for-profit hospitals would have to become nonprofit entities or fold.
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Once optional for U.S. citizens, the Orlando Airport now mandates face scans for all international travelers.
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The national census is required every 10 years under the U.S. Constitution, which specifically mandates it.
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Its chairman, Vermont Secretary of State Jim Condos, has, however, aired concerns about the proposed mandates.
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This was primarily a result of getting rid of the individual and employer mandates under Obamacare.
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But when presidents claim mandates, it signifies weakness as much as, if not more than, strength.
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Swaps data reporting under mandates from Dodd-Frank related to counterparty credit risk is also important.
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But we don't need to resort to mandates and trillion-dollar spending plans to do this.
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Politics may have its problems but give Washington this: It mandates pay equity in elected positions.
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The new law mandates that 100% of its electricity come from carbon-free sources by 2045.
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" He added, "More than ever when times are volatile, it's more important to have managed mandates.
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That's because there is no federal law or even a rule that mandates a blackout period.
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There simply aren't that many delegates left, and the Democratic party mandates proportional allocation of delegates.
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HOW DO THE MANDATES OF CENTRAL BANKS IN EMERGING MARKETS COMPARE TO THOSE IN DEVELOPED MARKETS?
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They have not, for the most part, demanded technology mandates to reshape how the technology works.
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"State chambers don't believe that government mandates are the best way to do things," he said.
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State law mandates recounts in elections where the margin of victory is within 0.5 percentage point.
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Crucially, the draft form of the bill mandates universal coverage for "comprehensive reproductive care," including abortion.
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Instead, the bill would probably repeal only those parts of Obamacare Republicans dislike most: its "mandates".
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However, if a client mandates a trade, Personal Capital will honor the request, a spokeswoman said.
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It also mandates that chief data officers be appointed at those agencies to handle the process.
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"Having mandates in the laws to have backdoors is just a really bad idea," said Hall.
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It would only repeal the individual and employer mandates as well as the medical device tax.
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But at this point, any actual mandates would need to come from Congress, not the FEC.
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But because the previous administration pulled its punch on the mandates, the promised goodies never materialized.
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Florida law mandates recounts in elections where the margin of victory is less than 0.5 percent.
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For smaller managers, it is a great opportunity to land larger mandates with other asset owners.
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But now that growth is expanding outside those mandates, the industry is starting to spread out.
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That bill repealed many of the law's mandates and taxes, and also defunded the Medicaid expansion.
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"The CBO's methodology, which favors mandates over choice and competition, is fundamentally flawed," the two argued.
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These trends were boosted by policy, including numerous state renewable-electricity mandates and federal tax incentives.
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Those benefits would include relief from enforcement of Obamacare individual and employer mandates, the spokesman said.
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Doing so would bind the country legally to its mandates, something Republican legislators have long opposed.
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Trump has blamed Democrats for the policy that mandates separating parents facing prosecution from their children.
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Loris said if renewables could compete on their own, they wouldn't need tax credits or mandates.
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" Zinke, meanwhile, said that "rolling back these Washington mandates is important to ensure Montana's state sovereignty.
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Regulations and mandates also cost more and are less effective than a well-designed carbon tax.
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Dodd-Frank changed the financial regulation game by imposing more than 400 new rules and mandates.
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The Biotech Labeling Solutions Act would prevent a costly state-by-state patchwork of labeling mandates.
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At the moment, they're facing potential mandates for fingerprint checks in Atlanta, Chicago and New Jersey.
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This exhibition examines the ways in which they fulfilled their mandates and sometimes bucked social pressure.
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That act mandates an independent law enforcement agency investigate the death of an inmate in jail.
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Some cities in the state have solar panel rooftop mandates on new buildings, including San Francisco.
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No more waivers for politically-favored groups to get out from under the punishing business mandates.
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But competition between businesses for workers, not government mandates, is the primary way that wages rise.
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For example, in a 29-day month, Southwest Airlines mandates that pilots take 25 reserve days.
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CAATSA mandates financial penalties for organizations that engage in significant financial transactions with Russian military entities.
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"We are in constructive dialogs with Japan FSA, and have not received any mandates," he tweeted.
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HB22015 mandates that abortion providers must meet several onerous requirements in order to remain in operation.
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"Obamacare exchanges are collapsing because of federal mandates and a lack of flexibility," Mr. Alexander said.
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A small business industry group said the bill would impose "potentially unsustainable mandates" on its members.
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The mandates have devastated foot traffic and overall business for many local restaurants across the country.
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It mandates that each branch of the military individually issues its own guidance within 60 days.
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Additionally, U.S. Soccer mandates that all domestic professional leagues—MLS, the North American Soccer League, etc.
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Swiss law also mandates a 14-week maternity leave at a minimum of 80 percent pay.
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There is no law that mandates family separation, let alone a law enacted under Mr. Obama.
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Philippe Lamberts, a Belgian member of Parliament for the European Green Party, voted against the mandates.
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"The law mandates smaller companies to collect records that are technically difficult to obtain," he said.
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Conducting regular reviews of their mandates, say every decade or so, might also make a difference.
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It is part of the South Carolina Code of Laws under Title 0003 governing education mandates.
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That law requires, among its other mandates, a risk-based review of all chemicals in commerce.
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Stay-at-home mandates due to the coronavirus are shifting American routines, workflows and now dating.
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Corporate orders, however, were down to nearly zero as widespread stay-at-home mandates were announced.
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Officials in Miami Beach, Fort Lauderdale and Tampa have already issued mandates to restrict beach access.
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Strengthening mandates to 20% provides estimated health benefits of $13.5 billion against $5.8 billion in costs.
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Renewables mandates, now in place in 29 states, have proven more politically viable than CO2 pricing.
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Independent stores are sketching out their own rules while following local and state health mandates closely.
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In some states, however, all nonessential retail is being forced to close, according to local mandates.
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At the same time, the FDA instituted fees or mandates on letters from mask-making factories.
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"Obamacare's insurance mandates caused premiums to skyrocket," he said in a summary given to Republican senators.
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Germany, India, Norway and the Netherlands are all considering electric vehicle mandates by 2025 or 85033.
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Kohlberg Kravis Roberts could pull away business, and it has already excluded Barclays from some mandates.
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They believe act's conservation mandates are unfairly restricting recreational anglers, and that is bad for businesses.
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Ernst called Pruitt's letter "the clincher" in the debate involving next year's ethanol and biodiesel mandates.
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Activist groups like Friends of the Earth are already mobilizing to challenge biofuel subsidies and mandates.
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President Putin of Russia and President Xi Jinping of China had both extended their mandates indefinitely.
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"You shouldn't have to buy what the federal government mandates you must buy," Mr. Cruz said.
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Her organization helped pass a law in California that mandates vegan options in hospitals and prisons.
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In its desire to comply with U.S. mandates, ZTE has taken a number of corrective actions.
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The bill mandates that bureau be fully staffed and operational within two years of its enactment.
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Proving local credentials by local market activity is critical to winning mandates from the National Treasury.
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Outdated training mandates are more than an impediment; they hinder the aviation maintenance industry's economic growth.
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" "It's passage, along with additional relief from ObamaCare insurance mandates, would finally bring down insurance rates.
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MandateWire and FinSearches provide leads on limited partners with new mandates which might fit your fund.
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As the articles indicate, there are no federal mandates requiring police departments to catalog such operations.
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N.F.L. installs replay policy that mandates official review of every gain of more than 2 yards.
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Some states are already considering adopting their own mandates, or other policies that would incentivize enrollment.
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Eliminating navigators is intended to solve one problem, overspending, while leaving the real problem, mandates, unresolved.
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His plan also mandates much more extensive disclosure of lobbyists' interactions with lawmakers and administration officials.
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"Will the Administration be enforcing the individual and employer mandates?" the question and answer document asks.
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These startup founders may never have passed this skill-based test that the RAISE Act mandates.
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It will, well, encourage more freedom by eliminating mandates at the individual level and the employer.
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Medicare mandates that every facility have a registered nurse working at least eight hours every day.
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But his vision mandates a network partner that will market the game as the anti-N.
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Yanking the waiver is a precursor to rolling back the Obama-era emissions and mileage mandates.
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South Carolina: N/ASouth Dakota: SB 80 mandates that drone operation complies with appropriate FAA requirements.
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The law mandates that all evidence, testimony and hearings relating to misconduct investigations be kept secret.
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Premiums would likely go down with fewer benefit mandates and more healthy people in the market.
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With small exceptions, no federal law mandates that states or localities directly aid ICE in enforcement.
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"The Olympics will end, as will our mandates, and that of Mayor Eduardo Paes," Ribeiro said.
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Both a stronger economy and the ACA's individual and employer mandates are likely reasons for the increase.
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Additional compliance mandates had piled on costs for listed companies that they could avoid by staying private.
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By slashing those mandates, lawmakers say they will save ratepayers more money than the new surcharge costs.
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In March 2017, Trump announced he would reopen that review and suggested he would soften the mandates.
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Mandates, ephemeral as they are, tend to provide some sense of authority for use of that power.
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These tactics become even more effective against two-high safety looks, which Tyreek Hill's speed often mandates.
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"The way [mandates] are documented is either through a side letter or email," said a fourth banker.
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So the -- as the Republican base is shifting, they&aposre getting new mandates from their -- their folks.
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It also gets rid of the employer and individual mandates that required providing and carrying health insurance.
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You have the dual mandates and one of them is full employment or even better than that.
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Index investors, which have strict mandates, make up about 17 percent of the combined shareholding, Pitkethly said.
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I still like it, but I can't be as enthusiastic given all of these different electoral mandates.
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For starters, the states can adopt their own individual mandates to replace the one that Congress repeals.
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At that time, the Obamacare mandates would end funding for subsidies, and Medicaid expansion would be eliminated.
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Manufacturers, too, have struggled to reach suppliers and provide face masks for workers according to national mandates.
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The deal guarantees Mexican workers the right to unionize, mandates safe working conditions and bans forced labor.
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Correction: An earlier version misstated which of the Fed's two mandates that Pence suggested should be prioritized.
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Such awkward coalition governments tend to be shorter-lived than those with fewer parties and clearer mandates.
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The EU was in the final stages of preparing its negotiating mandates for the talks, Malmström said.
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The government has, however, extended the mandates of the commissions by a year for a second time.
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These transitions are often moving ahead without political pressure and in states that lack renewable energy mandates.
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Mandates are loosely defined, leaving the allocation of funds vulnerable to influence by officials or private interests.
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Federal law mandates that only retail gun stores have to conduct criminal background checks when selling firearms.
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Christ noted that other states have implemented similar mandates, resulting in fewer opioid prescriptions, the newspaper reported.
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As Democrats championed such policies, Republicans worried that new federal spending and mandates would harm economic growth.
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French law currently mandates three vaccines — diphtheria, tetanus, and polio — for children under the age of two.
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The Fed must balance both of these mandates when deciding on the right move for monetary policy.
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Plus, the state now mandates that doctors tell women seeking abortions that the procedure can be reversed.
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Ethanol is a major market for Iowa corn, and the state's voters have generally supported ethanol mandates.
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"Kimmel implies that opposition to Obamacare-style insurance mandates is both un-American and indecent," Malkin wrote.
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At one, the owner told of receiving a list of fire-safety mandates from a government inspector.
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Crusades have been waged over religious mandates, not over when to give a timeout to your son.
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Purchasing and retiring mandatory RECs can spur utilities to generate more green power to meet their mandates.
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Some states have applied the mandates only to investor-owned utilities, others include municipalities and electric cooperatives.
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States with the most rigorous mandates, it seems, get their graduates off to a better financial start.
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The ever-increasing number of regulatory mandates hasn't helped lower the cost of providing banking services either.
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Many states will eagerly eliminate federal mandates in the current plan and coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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The mandate is part of the renewable fuel standard, which also includes annual ethanol mandates for gasoline.
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So we hope Congress restores the Susan Harwood grants—and mandates training for anyone using dangerous materials.
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According to Golf Digest, the multiyear contract mandates that he use their driver, woods, irons, and wedges.
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Section 1071 of Dodd-Frank mandates the collection of this data by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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The supreme court rejected a previous request by Roraima, as the Brazilian constitution mandates an open border.
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The plan puts New York on par with California among states with the highest renewable energy mandates.
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The mandates of the ECB's chief economist Peter Praet (May 31) and board member Benoit Coeure (Dec.
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Moreover, voters do not want ACA protections farmed out to states, as the House GOP bill mandates.
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Twenty of the remaining items are congressional mandates, while the rest are recommendations from other government agencies.
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The law also mandates that abortion remains be buried or cremated instead of discarded as medical waste.
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There are precedents for reauthorizing existing U.N. peacekeeping mandates under Chapter VII to address deteriorating security conditions.
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Current law only mandates federally licensed firearms dealers to conduct background checks before making a gun sale.
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A third mandates the imprisonment for anyone who attempts to induce a 'miscarriage' in a pregnant woman.
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"These costly mandates will hinder economic growth and job creation for no meaningful environmental benefit," he said.
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The law mandates that employers provide health insurance for people working 30 hours or more per week.
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The program mandates that fuel refiners blend certain levels of biofuels into their standard gasoline and diesel.
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It's the law that mandates that people use bathrooms corresponding to the gender on their birth certificates.
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That would make the sunny Silver State one of the top in the nation for renewable mandates.
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The fact that ZTE had no alternatives for critical parts gives strength and bite to U.S. mandates.
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Making medicinal marijuana available should come with certain obligations and mandates, just as with any other medicine.
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"The reason: The CBO's methodology, which favors mandates over choice and competition, is fundamentally flawed," they wrote.
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Here's why: the 1934 SEC Act (which created the SEC) mandates that companies provide quarterly earnings reports.
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It would also defund Planned Parenthood for a year and repeal the individual and employer insurance mandates.
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When money isn't provided for implementing congressional mandates, the IRS has to use money from other places.
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The margin was pressured after the company won investment mandates from institutional clients at lower fee levels.
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"It balances the funding for the Department of Interior's often conflicting conservation and development mandates," she said.
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Unfortunately, there's more negative consequences that accompany plain packaging mandates than just a failure to reduce smoking.
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This bill provides the research tools to do that, without imposing costly or burdensome mandates on states.
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The First Amendment problem with net neutrality isn't that it mandates the equal treatment of all content.
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Republicans should try to repeal as many of the taxes, regulations and mandates as possible, Paul said.
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The Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, mandates publishing charges, but the provision hasn't been enforced.
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The rule mandates that these professionals serve in the "best interest" of savers when providing retirement guidance.
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ICE, Nasdaq and Cboe have filed lawsuits or appeals challenging the SEC's authority on those two mandates.
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But neither of these routes would likely dramatically shake up states that believe in strong vaccine mandates.
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Pastafarian tradition also mandates the wedding be held on a pirate boat and officiated by a pirate.
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Currently, adults over age 50 and those who have a dependent child are exempt from work mandates.
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The organization challenged the state's mandates for ambulatory surgical center licensing and admitting privileges at the time.
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The United States is also insisting that the UN streamline and diminish overlap in its many mandates.
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Many states with more mandates are still giving teachers a pass on the validity of their content.
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In the nearer term, these GDPR mandates could shape best practices for UX and AI model design.
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It's just that the forms that the state still mandates that you complete would be really small.
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At a smaller scale, the aim is to help fulfill Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) mandates.
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The agreement mandates that children must be held in the "least restrictive" facility that meets state regulations.
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The new Defender also had to meet increasingly stringent government mandates in other parts of the world.
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By the time the initial program mandates ended in May 294, safety standards had been radically improved.
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Many states are already moving toward cleaner sources of energy even without mandates from the federal government.
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State leaders have been increasingly anxious about testing mandates as the coronavirus shutters schools across the nation.
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In the last week, 21 of California's 58 counties had issued their own "shelter in place" mandates.
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But in many cities within those states, the mandates aren't being enforced, so they're staying open anyway.
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But at age 70 1/22001, federal law mandates a percentage of withdrawals from 255(k) savings.
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With falling development costs, solar firms now see strong prospects in conservative states with no such mandates.
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Right now, the Affordable Care Act mandates this coverage as part of the essential health benefits package.
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Twenty-nine states have renewable energy mandates in place; 13 were signed into law by Republican governors.
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In contrast, Mr. Abe and Mr. Xi are newly empowered, with their countries handing them sweeping mandates.
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The organization will keep fighting "mandates that unfairly pick winners and losers in any industry," he said.
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Yet federal lawmakers have declined to pass tax increases or corporate mandates to make it a reality.
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Health industry experts and Democrats say the individual and employer mandates are critical to making Obamacare work.
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France and Belgium both opposed the move, an unusual step given such mandates are traditionally approved unanimously.
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Foot Locker said the remainder of its stores in Asia are staying open subject to local mandates.
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The order extends until June 2000, making it one of the longest statewide mandates implemented so far.
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Washington, D.C. joined Maryland and Virginia in enacting "stay-at-home" mandates Monday amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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The order extends until June 10, making it one of the longest statewide mandates implemented so far.
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But not all companies reported significant changes due to COVID-19 outside of work-from-home mandates.
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David said the law mandates an aggressive dog be euthanized ... so he decided to handle it himself.
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If tried and convicted, law mandates he could be sentenced to up to two years in jail.
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States are where everything from cap-and-trade systems to renewable energy mandates have actually become law.
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HIPAA mandates that medical institutions keep information about their patients confidential when they store and transmit data.
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This change could be similar to consideration of certain regulatory impacts under the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act.
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Clearly, that experience shows that these mandates have caused costs to rise – and, with them, federal outlays.
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Yet Zhou's firm, which gets mandates from banks, also shuns risky corporate bonds issued by private firms.
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Now, Republicans will try to pass a so-called "skinny bill" that would just repeal Obamacare mandates.
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The law mandates that employers provide health insurance for people working 28503 hours or more per week.
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The bank, which re-launched its corporate broking in January 2013, has since been targetting more mandates.
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Currently, Hawaii law mandates annual tax contributions meant to pay down the unfunded liabilities within 30 years.
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These whistleblower-reward programs are designed to deputize private citizens to expose fraud, aiding agency enforcement mandates.
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She also drew substantial criticism for calling vaccine mandates "Orwellian" and for suggesting that antidepressants are dangerous.
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Even as the law mandates purchase of health insurance, the law imposes a tax on health insurance.
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The real test, rivals say, will boil down to how many mandates it wins from now on.
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That law rests outside of many of the mandates of the 2010 Affordable Care Act, dubbed Obamacare.
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These federal mandates sought to bridge the gap for poor children and bend the arc toward justice.
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California law mandates that any evidence of mental incompetence be tied to the specific issue being contested.
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Except that this is not how the Constitution, and the elections it mandates, is supposed to work.
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Next, vote on a second amendment — an amendment that strikes Title I of ObamaCare, the insurance mandates.
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Also, the plans don't have to comply with mandates to cover some services, like mental health care.
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To ensure that enough healthy people entered insurance markets, the law included mandates to encourage broader coverage.
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The FCC currently mandates that broadcasters air at least three hours a week of educational children's content.
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Did he pursue his own personal interests with our taxpayer dollars counter to the mandates of Congress?
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Every state imposed their own mandated coverages in the individual market, and those mandates would still apply.
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The bill also mandates the state to reduce emissions of fluorinated gases, or hydrofluorocarbons used in refrigeration.
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But Brown said the mandates will lead the state to develop better technology and boost the economy.
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The OMB review is the final step before the EPA can formally make the volume mandates final.
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EPA's announcement promised an "accounting" in blending mandates to make up for volume lost from refinery waivers.
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Privately, some venture capitalists have bemoaned the way they're locked into rigid investment mandates with perverse incentives.
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Those who are against mandates such as these share concerns that these requirements infringe on their liberties.
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Republicans say the federal mandates drive up costs, but Democrats say they provide important protections for consumers.
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And over time, if the technology continues to improve, electric cars should catch on even without mandates.
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State Governor, Greg Abbott, signed a law requiring local law enforcement to comply with federal immigration mandates.
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By 2014, 38 of the world͛'s 100 largest oil and gas companies were subject to public disclosure mandates.
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It will hinge crucially on what government mandates and tax incentives are in place to encourage the shift.
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China mandates collecting biometric data on citizens and face recognition has become commonplace in cameras around the country.
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Presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Trump's mandates were each weakened by initially winning with only pluralities.
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The 15-member U.N. Security Council is also reviewing peacekeeping missions as their mandates come up for renewal.
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We're in favor of market-based mechanisms, as opposed to mandates or subsidies or command and control approaches.
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It is the genius of the free market, not burdensome government mandates, that has delivered this unrivaled accomplishment.
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Furthermore, reciprocity did not appear to be excluding non-reciprocal banks from competing because they could win mandates.
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National mandates and incentives serve as a "floor" to state efforts, establishing a common baseline and overall direction.
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We aim to deliver better results than previous policies centered on mandates and a "Washington-knows-best" mentality.
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"I think we're as close to our mandates as we've been in a very long time," he said.
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My role in the Black Lives Matter movement mandates that I find the hope and make it visible.
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Even if the repeal goes through, Congress has no plans to forbid states to impose their own mandates.
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Additionally, reports claim the company is compromising its core principles by complying with repressive censorship mandates from China.
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The move would help Ford comply with European government mandates that push electrified vehicles and strict emissions standards.
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And right now, I'm really focused on what the federal reserve has to do to achieve its mandates.
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The ACCESS Act mandates privacy safeguards, but bad actors will still try to take advantage of the system.
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Similar policies were implemented by 43 states in exchange for federal waivers from the testing mandates of NCLB.
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Burlison will work with existing managing director Richard Stables who will retain responsibility for wider European restructuring mandates.
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That means that, even without an annual update minimum, this rolling window mandates that devices are regularly patched.
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But, with increasingly stringent global emissions and mileage mandates, a number of manufacturers are turning to electrified drivelines.
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These rules also include the mandates on individuals to hold insurance, and on large employers to offer it.
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Beltone has received 10 mandates from companies for share offerings, acquisitions and other services, Sobhy El Sehrawy said.
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Increasing government restrictions and mandates — plus the industry's own response of better recycling — could cut plastic demand growth.
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Unless your employer mandates it, I'm deeply puzzled about who still uses a BB10 phone at this point.
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The Fed should stay in its lane, focused on its dual mandates of maximum employment and price stability.
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The Human Rights Council exists separately from Zeid's human rights office, but nonetheless supplies some of its mandates.
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The European Commission has asked member countries to approve two negotiating mandates so that formal talks can begin.
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President Trump should ensure that his administration faithfully carries out all of Congress's human rights and Taiwan mandates.
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Prescriptive regulations are regulations that contain mandates or prohibitions (as opposed to budget regulations, which implement spending programs).
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They put mandates on the businesses that are a part of their trade group, to be good actors.
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A resistance to the Fight for $15 is growing because of the economic realities of unreasonable wage mandates.
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The AHCA further eliminates the individual and employer mandates that impose burdensome requirements on small businesses and families.
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That buying frenzy fueled criticism among refiners who complained about the additional cost of complying with government mandates.
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Ted Cruz has noted, the AHCA proposed to eliminate only a minuscule number of ObamaCare's 12 insurance mandates.
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In opposition, Democrats don't want to repeal Obamacare, but modify the law to ease mandates on small business.
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This coming year, GTM expects more than half the growth in big solar to come outside those mandates.
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But this one simple change virtually mandates the kinds of efficiencies that the PSH can only flirt with.
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Such mandates have proved essential to boosting investments in wind, solar, and other renewables projects across the country. .
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The Trump-supported reform plan also addresses the lack of choice that was imposed by ObamaCare's complicated mandates.
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Violating GDPR mandates could subject the California company to fines of up to 23 percent of annual revenues.
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Via IndyWeek: Among other things, HB 17 mandates that all of the governor's cabinet appointments require Senate approval.
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And yes, as we open all military service to women, we should equalize Selective Service mandates as well.
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The new bills scrap ObamaCare's subsidies to help purchase insurance, taxes and mandates requiring Americans to have insurance.
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Biodiesel credits are now trading at more than $1 apiece, making the mandates costly for some to meet.
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"Those mandates are tough to the point it could wreck our fundamental business case," said another Toyota executive.
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The bills requirements are not considered mandates, as it only applies to plans that already cover similar chemotherapy.
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Further efficiency mandates, however well-intentioned they may be, may well come at the expense of appliance performance.
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Mandates for clean or renewable electricity attract less scholarly support, but tend to be more popular with voters.
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I'll go out on a limb and predict that GOP primary voters aren't real fond of unfunded mandates.
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Eliminating its onerous mandates would have restored jobs, reduced bureaucratic waste in healthcare, and increased access to care.
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We confirmed that central banks conduct monetary policy consistent with their mandates to support the economy and prices.
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Unica strongly supports RenovaBio and has proposed mandates for biofuel use similar to those in the United States.
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Governments like Britain's, which now mandates pay-gap reporting, insist on making more of your sensitive data public.
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Five million salaried workers will be directly impacted by the Obama administration's decision to expand overtime pay mandates.
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Still, advocates say that meeting's debate, which was dominated by calls for training mandates, is an important step.
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Even some misguided Republicans have joined the frenzy to impose "one size fits all" mandates over state elections.
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Current Illinois law mandates a 85033-hour waiting period for purchases of assault-style weapons, including AR-15s.
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If that happens, some funds whose mandates prohibit holding such assets would have to sell their Pemex bonds.
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CALEA requires telephone companies to allow interception of communications, but notably excludes "information service" companies from such mandates.
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The conservative group said the Senate bill would actually "restore" ObamaCare by creating new mandates and imposing taxes.
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California and Maryland have updated the language in their mandates to require fertility coverage regardless of sexual orientation.
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That law mandates a degree of transparency around commission activities and was the subject of litigation against it.
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" Rubio added that Florida should clean up its environment "not through government mandates" but "through the American innovator.
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The CRA was created as a mechanism to rein in rogue regulatory agencies who exceed their Congressional mandates.
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The first was a version of its Focus compact sedan, which debuted in 2011 to meet government mandates.
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Some groups, like the NFIB, argue that higher-wage mandates can hurt small business, adding more regulatory burden.
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Five states have earned federal approval to enact job mandates and nine others have applied to do so.
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In other words, the legislation mandates that the United States negotiate on human rights issues alongside proliferation issues.
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The educational curriculum and testing requirements are state programs intertwined with federal mandates for billions of education dollars.
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The EU mandates 4 months minimum parental leave, and most European countries require companies to offer even more.
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At the same time, budgets are rising, thanks to an aging population, rising healthcare costs and federal mandates.
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For instance, it mandates that the U.S. government immediately impose sanctions on Russia's finance, energy and defense sectors.
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For years, proceeds from M&A mandates sourced investment banks with almost half their annual revenues in Brazil.
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The Carolinas, Massachusetts, California, Florida, and Georgia all have mandates that require schools to teach cursive as well.
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Older GOP plans, for example, would end Obamacare mandates for coverage of maternity care or mental health services.
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Remember, he wrote the opinion upholding individual mandates to keep the Affordable Care Act alive in NFIB v.
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There most be some kind of clause that mandates a guest spot to get your actors equity card.
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Lastly, it is a cooking style that mandates that you do more than just tune in with nature.
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They routinely call for government action, such as gun control, "affordable" housing mandates, and raising the minimum wage.
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Rather than have the government provide health insurance for all, the Affordable Care Act created exchanges and mandates.
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Coronavirus throws a wrench in victims' plans Abusers find ways to isolate victims without "shelter in place" mandates.
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The U.S. Constitution mandates a census takes place every 10 years, counting every person in the United States.
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With that shove, Venet thankfully topples certain Modernist mandates concerning reducing our attention to the objectness of art.
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In 2006, Congress passed the PETS Act, which mandates that disaster preparedness plans take into account companion animals.
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Mr. McConnell has long been an implacable foe of legislation that mandates disclosure or limits on political donors.
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The EPA in November slightly raised biofuels volumes mandates for 2018, after previously opening the door to cuts.
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However, if an app isn't built by a cover entity, its developers aren't compelled to follow HIPAA's mandates.
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The House Intelligence Committee should demand immediate attention to the mandates of the Patriot and National Security Acts.
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The bill, which now heads to the Senate, mandates private health insurers provide coronavirus testing at no cost.
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The agency's current structure and mission are defined by 127 congressional mandates, and Congress passes the agency's budget.
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Zakat, a pillar of Islam, mandates that Muslims give 2.5 percent of our wealth to those in need.
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Zoom was popular with businesses before the work-from-home mandates, but its popularity has really skyrocketed since.
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Throughout Europe, a number of mandates are forcing corporations to boost the ratio of women holding board seats.
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The legislation also gives farm workers compensation benefits and unemployment insurance and mandates farmers have better working conditions.
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The White House seems prepared to backtrack on its policy to reduce fuel standards and decrease ethanol mandates.
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U.S. SENATE SANCTIONS BILL TARGETS TURKISH OFFICIALS, MANDATES SANCTIONS OVER TURKEYS PURCHASE OF RUSSIA S-400 MISSILE SYSTEM
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Any consideration of Bryant's legacy mandates a discussion of the felony sexual assault charge he faced in 2003.
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The Justice Department mandates any complaint must be reported to an Equal Employment Opportunity counselor within 45 days.
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The bill would also eliminate the individual and employer mandates, but states would be able to reinstate those.
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Similarly, the United Kingdom mandates certain immigrants to pay a "health surcharge" prior to being granted a visa.
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Proponents of PLA mandates also claim that PLAs are necessary in order to ensure a well-trained workforce.
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Indeed, 37 states had mandates for dependent coverage (up to age 31 in New Jersey!) before the ACA.
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This deficit mandates innovation in addressing Alzheimer's care and costs, as one of Medicare's most significant cost burdens.
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The act mandates environmental impact statements (EISs) be conducted on projects that have significant impact on the environment.
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Without imposing any quotas, it mandates consideration of the deep bench of talented candidates from historically underrepresented backgrounds.
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The RFS mandates how much ethanol and other biofuels refiners are required to mix into the fuel supply.
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Hong Kong law mandates that foreign domestic workers reside with their employers in suitable accommodation with reasonable privacy.
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This decline is partly a result of federal investments in clean energy and state mandates to reduce pollution.
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EPA cannot ignore the record and real-world trends, sidestep binding Supreme Court law, and disregard statutory mandates.
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The law, commonly known as Obamacare, mandates insurers cover the cost of contraceptives, including intrauterine devices, or IUDs.
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The Democratic-led House recently passed a sweeping legislative proposal that mandates the disclosure of presidential tax returns.
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New government-prescribed device mandates would dismantle the interdependent technologies and business arrangements that are propelling marketplace innovation.
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AMP last month told the market it had retained more than 20 large corporate mandates, without adding details.
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EDT: The Senate Environment Committee's oversight subpanel will discuss the Environmental Protection Agency's "unfunded mandates." http://1.usa.
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They don't satisfy some of the Obamacare mandates for insurance, such as requirements to cover certain health benefits.
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Future regulatory mandates or tort liability could jeopardize entire projects or put companies at risk for massive losses.
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The caucus wants to speed up the rollback of the Medicaid expansion and eliminate insurer mandates and requirements.
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AMP last month told the market it had retained more than 20 large corporate mandates, without adding details.
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Context: The FCC currently mandates that broadcasters air at least three hours a week of educational children's content.
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Of course, if romance is the enemy of revolution, it's also the enemy of rigid mandates like celibacy.
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He argued that the Fed should be focused only on its congressional mandates: stable prices and maximum employment.
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Its policies rely on an expectation that government mandates and programs will deliver what the market does not.
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Jewish law mandates that people show respect for the dead by washing them and not leaving them alone.
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He also said he wanted everyone to have coverage, to care for those with preexisting conditions without mandates.
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As part of the advanced biofuel proposal, the agency set mandates for cellulosic fuel at 540 million gallons.
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There are mandates put in place that state human trials must include both male and female test subjects.
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We must both embrace and encourage diversity, while repelling efforts to stifle free speech or impose new mandates.
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And Wisconsin, North Dakota, Montana and Wyoming have large gaps between their current emissions and the plan's mandates.
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In 1995, complaints about "unfunded federal mandates" caused Congress to enact a law requiring the Congressional Budget Office to estimate the cost of such mandates in bills coming up for a vote and provide for a separate vote in the House and Senate to question the costs of the mandate.
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We carried out additional work on the pricing of segregated mandates which are typically sold to larger institutional investors.
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Fiat Chrysler stood to gain access to Renault's superior electric drive technology to meet mandates for zero-emission cars.
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This mandates that by 2020 all new private hire vehicles operating in the capital must be zero emissions capable.
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These offices are typically not beholden to a set of mandates forcing investment into a predetermined space and criteria.
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But she also helped write the city's backyard dog ordinance, which mandates minimum care for pets kept in backyards.
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So wholesale markets end up operating in the context of all sorts of extra-market subsidies, mandates, and regulations.
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First, the legislation mandates that it would not go into effect unless both California and Washington approve similar laws.
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Many U.S. and European investors can't benefit though because the scheme's operational and custody arrangements breach their legal mandates.
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A third mandates that an individual seeking an abortion obtain an ultrasound at least 18 hours before the procedure.
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Obamacare also mandates that most Americans have some form of insurance coverage or be subject to a tax penalty.
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The bill also mandates that employees in the same situation in possible future shutdowns will also get back pay.
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Florida law mandates a vote recount by machine when the vote difference is less than half of one percent.
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"If the science in 2005 mandated the ruling in Roper, the science in 2017 mandates this ruling," he wrote.
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More than other states, California gas prices can sometimes skyrocket, because the state mandates cleaner gas with fewer emissions.
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One of the FCC's mandates is to promote broadband deployment, and Pai has emphasized his dissatisfaction with current policies.
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The covenant mandates "active moderation against racism, sexism, homophobia, and transphobia" — which pretty much nixes any contact with Gab.
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Mr. Lyons, who would not say if the school met the mandates, never explained his objections to Mr. Porton.
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" Clark pointed to "growing diversity on corporate boards —not through quotas or arbitrary mandates — but through disclosure and dialogue.
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The initiative also comes as the Trump administration is seeking to roll back federal auto efficiency and emissions mandates.
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And that sets clear targets, mandates and what needs to be achieved in terms of greenhouse gas emission reductions.
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One constant Obamacare gripe from Republicans is that the health care law mandates too big of a benefit package.
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Greenstone said broader mandates that encompass more cleaner-burning sources, such as nuclear power, would likely be less expensive.
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For those managing HIV, there is a stark divide between public health messaging and the feasibility of such mandates.
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Vaccination policies vary widely from country to country, though Western European nations have generally preferred voluntary approaches to mandates.
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The rule mandates that retirement advisers offering financial planning advice always act in the best interests of their client.
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"Kimmel implies that opposition to Obamacare-style insurance mandates is both un-American and indecent," the conservative author wrote.
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No new date has been set for either legislative or presidential elections, despite the mandates having long since expired.
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New Hampshire law mandates the primary election take place seven days before a "similar election" in any other state.
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The renewable fuel standard mandates that certain volumes of ethanol and other biofuels be blended into fuels like gasoline.
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U.S. officials have argued for years that WTO judges have routinely exceeded their mandates, imposing new obligations on members.
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A recovery could offer more mandates to buy or sell companies and underwrite bond and stocks offerings, they said.
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People can save a lot of money, we get rid of the mandates, we get rid of so much.
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One of the primary means for achieving that will be to limit emissions, and enforce ambitious clean energy mandates.
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One banker involved in the NIO deal said his bank had lost mandates because of the non-compete clause.
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Their reticence isn't unusual — most corporate-minded individuals view the prospect of new government mandates with a certain queasiness.
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He also opposes the estate tax and has proposed repealing a number of mandates of the Affordable Care Act.
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The new law removes a judge's input in sentencing on such cases and mandates the sentence meet the minimum.
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Ruby joins her and Diana in a new story-time club that mandates wearing straight-from-Coachella ivy crowns.
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It also mandates those agencies propose rules to root out fraud and abuse in the broader worker visa system.
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Currently, Gambia and Togo are the only countries in the 15-nation ECOWAS bloc without time limits on mandates.
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Jewish law mandates that a person must enter into Shabbos with the mindset that all their work is done.
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Still, the government's mandates could break the industry and vape bros everywhere are holding their breath for good news.
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The country's public health infrastructure mandates thorough contact tracing and diagnostic efforts for all newly diagnosed individuals, she said.
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In total, these mandates increase taxes on businesses and families by more than $2900 billion over the next decade.
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Even a small slip-up during the 230 days erases your progress and mandates starting over at day one.
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State law already mandates that community colleges make shower facilities on campus accessible to homeless students, the Bee noted.
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That mix provided affordable energy we could count on because it was determined by markets, not mandates or subsidies.
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The states with the fewest mandates allowed people to choose the benefits they wanted and deductibles were actually lower.
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Still, the state's largest utility has been cooperating with regulators as they consider strengthening the state's clean electricity mandates.
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" The site mandates that female users make the first move in connecting with others, "shaking up outdated gender norms.
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The Trump administration also recently relaxed rules requiring businesses to offer contraceptive coverage to employees as mandates by Obamacare.
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An annual defense policy law approved last year mandates that Trump develop a national policy for cyberspace and cyberwarfare.
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Education mandates, teacher training and funding is only a policy decision away — a decision that already has widespread support.
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Around the same timeframe, lower prices and state mandates allowed solar and wind electricity to surpass hydropower in California.
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The rule, finalized in 2015, mandates a 32 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from the American electricity sector.
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Abraaj said in an email it does not comment on mandates for its advisers, while Deloitte declined to comment.
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ATG says the securities industry regulator mandates that it have access to B3's custody systems, which B3 contests.
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In many ways, the Renewable Fuel Standard mandates are a case study in how not to structure government policy.
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Only 19 states require financial literacy curriculum in high school, and not all of those mandates are created equally.
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It eliminated the law's individual and employer mandates, as well as its subsidies, which would essentially end ObamaCare's marketplaces.
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Either way, the legal mandates would remain in place and the controls would remain in federal, not state, hands.
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Also, despite generous government subsidies and mandates, solar and wind combined supply only 8 percent of the nation's electricity.
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The rules weaken mandates that retailers in the country get close to a third of their materiel from India.
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Finding a solution to the real problems of a patchwork of different state food labeling mandates has bipartisan support.
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