Sentence examples for a problem with mandates from inspiring English sources

IF there is a problem with mandates, why do they seem to work in countries like Switzerland and the Netherlands?

Justice Kennedy, along with Justices Samuel A. Alito Jr. and Antonin Scalia and Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. all asked questions suggesting that they had a problem with the constitutionality of the mandate requiring most Americans to buy insurance.

"Our problem with mandates is that this stuff is not free," said Joe Luchok, spokesman for the Health Insurance Association of America.

All of these proposals have in common that they sought to solve the problem with two major mandates on private health insurers: "community rated" health-insurance premiums and "guaranteed issue".

The problem with the dual mandate is that it's not entirely clear how to reconcile the two, nor is there an explicit definition of "full employment" or what low inflation means.

The most basic problem with the individual mandate is that no one seems to know exactly what it is.

So the problem with the individual mandate is not just the oft-repeated objection that the government forces people to buy a product from a private company, but that it forces most people to buy a seriously overpriced product.

Begin with a problem.

Start with a problem.

The underlying problem with the Obama administration's mandate is that it violates one of our most cherished constitutional freedoms: the First Amendment freedom to adhere to sincere religious convictions without the government either compelling acts in violation of these beliefs or punishing adherence to them.

For decades, we have tried to solve problems with rules and mandates from distant bureaucracies and theories from far-away federal experts.