Sentence examples for If mandates from inspiring English sources
If mandates don't have much effect on the affordability or accessibility of care, why do small employers want so badly to get out from under them?
If mandates were to fall, that would leave any one of the various competing bills — or, more likely, an amalgam, such as one combining Cooper-Breaux and Chafee — as an alternative.
If mandates are imposed, Otto Doering, an agricultural economist at Purdue University, says that it's essential that they come with a detailed "bridge policy" for moving from corn to cellulosic sources.
If mandates had only a non-strategic effect on older women (i.e., ex-post moral hazard), the estimated effect should therefore be positive but nearly constant over time.
Mr Bongo, 57, may have tried to project the image of a younger leader, but his repressive methods are fast placing him in the same category as other strongmen who hang on to power as if mandates were for life.
Thus, it remains unknown if mandates are truly more effective in the case of underinsured persons.
These programs can reduce adverse events and unwarranted radiation exposure if mandated by Congress.
New Orleans restaurants no longer hawk traditional food as if mandated by law.
If mandating a helmet scares away one potential rider but saves the life of another, so be it.
As a high school social worker, I love this idea, but wonder if there will be funding to facilitate this if mandated.
Also for health care… I wonder how many hospitals if mandated by congress to become not-for-profit, would it save people in the long term instead of this miracle cure for our health industry.
