As Alex Pollock Alex Pollock of the American Enterprise Institute points out in a new study, "End the Government-Sponsored Cartel in Credit Ratings," the government "both mandates demand for rating agency services and severely restricts supply".
Max Baucus, its chairman, has just released his own health reform plan, which calls for both individual mandates and reform of the tax break for employer-provided health coverage.
The coalition contends that the 2002 Autry-Southwest merger agreement and the city's General Plan for future development both mandate that the Southwest Museum continue to operate as a showcase for Native American culture.
For her, this is both mandate and metaphor, a phenomenon — in which "vaccinating only part of a population … could arrest an epidemic in full" — that "seems implausible only if we think of our bodies as inherently disconnected from other bodies.
Ermes, a paging technology, and TFTS, a system for in-flight telephony, were both mandated by regulators but never implemented.
The election also failed to give Malcolm Turnbull his hoped-for mandate for a plebiscite.
As for mandates, I am of two minds.
Industry is not a good fit for everyone; corporate mandates affect both what and how research is done.
House speaker John Boehner was conciliatory, saying, "If there is a mandate, it is a mandate for both parties to find common ground and take steps together to help our economy grow and create jobs, which is critical to solving our debt".
The results in Panel A of Table 2 show that having a strong or comprehensive mandate enacted by age 30 for 1 5 years is associated with a higher probability of having at least one child before age 30, and this effect is statistically significant for the strong mandates ('whites' sample) and for the comprehensive mandates (both for 'all' and for 'whites'whites
