16, 19 Although the PESI and simplified PESI are powerful predictors of short-term mortality, intangible social factors that may mandate inpatient therapy are not part of the model.
Charles J. Hynes, the district attorney in Brooklyn, said that "the day may come when the highest court" in New York "may mandate certain procedures" similar to those now mandated in New Jersey.
In the second term, aides say Mr. Obama may also mandate that home appliances and office buildings produce fewer emissions.
Charges for standardized physical education attire are permissible, but the school may not mandate that the clothing be bought from the school.
Even when a project is exempted from ITAR, another part of the regulations may nevertheless mandate that a license is required.
As said, this saturation condition mandates that motifs that could be made more specific without altering their set of occurrences do not bear interest and may be discarded.
Congress, which will hold hearings next month, may need to mandate that manufacturers report all lawsuits, recalls and serious customer complaints to the regulators.
The post office may have mandated that most addresses have street numbers, but this elegantly simple address, hallowed by history, apparently still works for angry petitioners: The Mayor City Hall New York, N.Y.
