Sentence examples for like the mandates from inspiring English sources

With the Hispanic vote you have a lot of small business owners who won't like the mandates in here and won't like the taxes in here... what's going to happen is, Hispanic voters who are voters, who are citizens already paying taxes, are really not going to like the outcome of this".

"I like mandates, the mandates work," Romney said during the 2008 primary.

Americans still don't like the individual mandate requiring them, in most circumstances, to get coverage.

If they don't like the individual mandate, they should repeal it the old-fashioned way: by passing laws.

Unhappily for Obama and the Democrats, most Americans don't seem to like the individual mandate very much anyway.

Indeed, the only requirement of Obamacare most people didn't like was the mandate for all people to join it.

"It doesn't mean we like the mandate any better than G.M.," Ms. Bergquist said.

"You can't talk about repealing Obamacare and like the mandate," Mr. Limbaugh said during his show on Friday.

On Intrade, you buy shares on a contract that pays $10 for one outcome (like, the mandate being struck down) and $0 for another.

That may be why it is coupled with the "risk of unauthorized disclosure" — which makes the memorandum sound like the mandate for a leak investigation.

Into his conference call, the CNN producer says (correctly) that the Court has held that the individual mandate cannot be sustained under the Commerce Clause, and (incorrectly) that it therefore "looks like" the mandate has been struck down.