Sentence examples for expensive mandates from inspiring English sources
Mr Obama's is true-blue, placing expensive mandates on insurance companies and large employers while asking little of their partners.
"It would also mean that innovators who want to avoid new and expensive mandates will take their innovations abroad and develop them there, where there aren't the same mandates".
"In reality, his bill nationalizes federal insurance regulation and gives the average American family no relief from expensive mandates that drive up the cost of health insurance".
Tucker Bounds, a spokesman for Senator John McCain, criticized Mr. Obama's health care proposal as a vague and expensive mandate, which would have "a devastating impact" on small businesses.
"Adding new, additional burdens to small-business owners — especially in the form of an expensive mandate — is not an effective approach to reform," Ms. Eckerly said.
Supporters said it was important for public health that food-service and health-care workers have paid sick days, but business opponents said the legislation was an expensive mandate.
As the New York City experience demonstrates, recycling is expensive, and your idea to expand the bottle law to other beverages would amount to the expansion of an expensive mandate that would raise the price of even more consumer products.
In Albany, he rejected the 2 percent property tax cap until lawmakers agreed to cut expensive legislative mandates that stress local community budgets.
Business groups have opposed legislation requiring paid sick days, calling them expensive employer mandates for something workers and their bosses can usually work out.
Tellingly, the House bill also exempts the 41 million people insured through Medicaid and the more than 50 million covered through Medicare and other federal programs from the potentially expensive new mandates and protections.
In exchange for those companies carrying out expensive government mandated clinical trials, we then shield them from competition from generic manufacturers, and allow them to charge us monopoly prices.
