Sentence examples for but without mandates from inspiring English sources

The group that faces an immediate problem in a world with Obamacare, but without mandates, is the insurance industry.

This evidence indicates that women who were receiving mandated benefits and lose their jobs do not switch to self-employment, i.e., they move to informal firms where they continue being wage employees but without mandated benefits.

If Mr. Obama gets to the White House and tries to achieve universal coverage, he'll find that it can't be done without mandates — but if he tries to institute mandates, the enemies of reform will use his own words against him.

One is that nobody knows how big the problem of adverse selection will be in a system without mandates.

Mr. Gruber finds that a plan without mandates, broadly resembling the Obama plan, would cover 23 million of those currently uninsured, at a taxpayer cost of $102 billion per year.

Without mandates and wealth transfers, there could be no other approach to controlling greenhouse gas emissions.

Following the fallout from the CAR deployment, it behooves South Africa to pivot away from sending troops to countries without mandates from the AU or UN.

The estimates vary largely based on guesses about whether the law's subsidies would encourage uninsured people to get coverage even without mandates.

Without mandates, technology adoption in schools is slow and scattered; students also need a nudge to embrace digital tools that can help them, as do counselors.

One possible reason for the limited effect of mandates is that many insurance policies already covered the mandated benefits even without mandates in place; accordingly a relatively small number of people were directly benefitted.

But without the mandate, the Affordable Care Act would cover fewer people and would not be as effective.