and call for federal mandate, derives from the state mandates for indigent care.
Mayor White, who served as deputy secretary of energy under President Bill Clinton, stopped short, however, of calling for mandated recycling or charging citizens for excess garbage.
What makes the calls for mandated coercive treatment all the more galling is that the research does not show a strong connection between violence and mental illness.
Until a few weeks ago, Ms. Quinn had firmly resisted calls for mandated paid sick-leave legislation, using her power as speaker to block fellow lawmakers from voting on a bill proposed by Councilwoman Gale A. Brewer, of the Upper West Side, despite the bill's widespread support.
The original agreement called for mandating "low-cost, energy-saving measures that don't qualify" as major capital investments for rent-stabilized buildings.
Activists have begun calling for mandating affirmative consent in sex ed courses, and California is moving on legislation to do just that in high schools.
President Obama proposed a law in 2015 that called for mandating seven days of paid sick time a year for all workers, but Congress declined to pursue the legislation.
Living under the fallout of lethal silica and coal dust explosions, Webb has called for mandated health surveys to measure the impact of strip-mining operations on affected residents prior to any blasting.
The researchers that uncovered the $76.6 billion in health care costs called for mandates to test the toxicity of chemicals already in commerce, incorporating new assessment technologies to get the widest and most reliable results.
Therefore, they call for the mandate of operation Sophia to be amended accordingly and its territorial scope to be enlarged to cover also the new migration flows from Tunisia.
But Mr. Obama resisted the idea as a candidate, calling for a mandate for children only.
