Prior to the ruling, states would feel pressured to accept the Medicaid expansion mandate or face a loss in eligibility for the federal government matching 90percentt of state's Medicaid funding.
Each, he felt, was ill conceived in practical terms and unwarranted as an expansion of federal mandates and spending.
With just three seasons left until his retirement in 2002, Mr. Newton is leading the festival through a major expansion of its mandate.
NATO's problems -- greatly magnified by the expansion of its mandate beyond European borders, following 9/11 -- called for "serious, far-reaching and immediate reforms," Mr. Gates said.
The attorneys general are doing a disservice to their constituents by opposing Medicaid expansion and a mandate that everyone buy insurance, with subsidies for low- and middle-income people.
Severability: If the court ruled that either the Medicaid expansion or the mandate, or both, were unconstitutional, it would then have to decide, for each provision, whether striking it down invalidated the entire Affordable Care Act or whether only the stricken provision was invalidated.
The mandated expansion of coverage and cost control efforts have been through their first round of economic testing, and it appears consolidation — in one form or another — is the inevitable result.
Fast forward to 2010, when the Dodd-Frank financial reform law mandated expansion of pay disclosure to include median worker pay and the ratio between that and CEO pay.
The Justices could uphold the law, strike down the whole thing, or eliminate parts of it, such as the Medicaid expansion, the individual mandate that most Americans must obtain health coverage, and the rules protecting people with pre-existing conditions.
Mozambique's strategic plan for 2004-2008 mandatexpansioniof of ART from 17too 129 health units, with the aim of increasing enrolled patients from 7924 to 132 280 nationwide, and increasing ART availability in rural and peri-urban areas [ 5].
