Also, in words addressed more to Chancellor Adolf Hitler than to the Commons, Eden said the government had not been able to find any solution to the problem of returning mandated territories to Germany.
They said the country is now confronting the problem of overfishing, including mandating no-fishing periods in large areas.
But simply trying to fix the problems inherent in one set of mandates by imposing another is kind of like offsetting the negative effects of the ethanol mandate by mandating that corn farmers mow 10% of America's lawns.
Therefore, even if we accept the Republican contention that Emtala is sufficient to deal with the problem of the uninsured without mandating that people obtain health insurance, all that is happening is a shifting of the cost of caring for such people.
(This helps explain, at least in part, why such a large percentage of randomized clinical trials cannot be replicated. (ClinicalTrials.gov has tried to fix this problem by mandating the public registration of every clinical trial in advance).
Nevertheless, the magnitude of this problem mandates the need for novel therapeutic agents.
In view of the spectrum of kidney problems that mandated a biopsy, it may be difficult to define a single acceptable rate of non-diagnostic biopsies, and we offer our findings as a basis for future considerations on this issue.
"I said, it doesn't until we're able to resolve the problem of the devastating impact of state mandates on the county budget".
An antitrust jihad against Google would give new meaning to the old quip, "a solution in search of a problem". Markets -- not mandates -- should govern the future of search and cyber-capitalism.
Fans of mandates argue that without compulsion, reform efforts will be upended by the problem of adverse selection.
A number of mandates have been imposed in recent years by the State Legislature in response to problems or larger social concerns.
