Sentence examples for mandate increases from inspiring English sources

"You can't mandate increases in wages.

Bush's energy bill, four years in the making and signed just nine months ago, didn't even mandate increases in fuel-economy standards, which are worse today than they were in 1986: 24.6 miles to the gallon, on average, as opposed to 26.5.

The Council for Affordable Health Insurance estimates that each additional mandate increases premiums by an average of less than one percent, so the impact of any individual mandate seems small.

Support for the mandate increases when respondents are told about the benefits of the individual mandate in reducing healthcare costs and affordable options through employers or exchanges like the ones the Supreme Court validate, according to the Kaiser poll.

Coal's future indeed looks bleak among my community, as a whopping 84percentt of Latino voters support that the U.S. government mandate increases in clean energy sources, like solar and wind.

Conversely, the inclusion of the mandate increases the size and diversity of the insured population, broadening the risk pool to spread the cost of insurance in a sustainable manner.

This transformation to a value-based healthcare delivery paradigm will mandate increased collaboration between multiple and diverse stakeholders.

The new contract would also mandate increased community comment, something many residents complained was lacking when the plant opened.

And the best way, parents felt, to achieve these aims was to mandate increased graduation requirements in "academic" subjects.

His group would also like to see the threshold for which companies must abide by the mandate increased from 50 employees.

The Republicans, meanwhile, recycled some of their old proposals to increase domestic production, with bills that would allow drilling in the Arctic, as well as in the Atlantic and Pacific, and would mandate increased production of fuel derived from coal.