Even for those adults with insurance, one-third of states in the United States (34.6%) may still not have mandated insurance coverage for treatment of adults, and 15.4% of the states may continue to cover only medical formula and not the cost of special low-protein foods (Table 3 ).
Even for those states that do have mandated coverage, barriers to access to medical formula and low-protein special foods may exist for the patient from employer self-insured plans, which do not have to comply with state-imposed mandates.
So lawmakers have mandated.
In addition, federal legislation has imposed limits on the number of months individuals may receive benefits and has mandated most recipients to participate in a 'work activity' in exchange for benefits.
Principled opposition is coming from only a few, such as Ed Miliband and Anna Soubry, who are prepared to point out that although the government may have a mandate for Brexit, it has no mandate at all for what it should look like.
Sturgeon also suggested a potential red line in triggering a second independence referendum, saying: "My message to the prime minister is this: you may have a mandate in England and Wales to leave the EU but you do not have a clear mandate to take any part of the UK out of the single market".
"Barack Obama starts with children and works up to a system where at the back end, you may have a mandate, you will get to universal coverage.
Though local leaders are chosen by the people and therefore may have a mandate, it should be noted that the manner of selecting village leaders in a political process draws upon different interests than the process of selecting community volunteers.
He may have signed legislation mandating benefits to gay couples.
They also suffer from abuses that may have their societys mandate, but severely curtail their rights: they are victims of violence in the home, they arent allowed to attend school, or are forced into early marriage, or to undergo genital mutilation.
