"He'll kill, but he won't compromise on the employer mandate?" Clinton, of course, threatened in his State of the Union Message to veto any health-care bill that did not provide universal coverage — and, inasmuch as universal coverage appears to require mandates, the President's non-negotiable position is said to extend to an employer mandate as well.
In a statement, the National Association of Manufacturers, a trade lobby, said the new rule was "fundamentally flawed," relied on "appallingly out-of-date economic data" and "requires mandates that simply are not feasible to achieve".
The original formula, designed to enlist insurance industry allies, required a mandate to purchase insurance, diversion of Medicare funds, and unpopular taxes.
To work effectively, community policing requires a mandate and relationship with local citizens.
Many of those actions would require a mandate from Congress.
But the question wording here -- while not incorrect -- explains the Obama Administration's compromise using stronger terms like "the federal government requiring," and "mandate".
The resolution required that the mandate for those forces be reviewed by next Thursday, but also provided that Iraq could terminate the mandate at any time.
He noted that the mandate required it to ensure price stability "in either direction".
Only a united Security Council can provide the forceful mandate required to make U.N. forces more effective in such difficult circumstances.
The European Central Bank has inflation, which reached a 3.6percentt annual pace in March, firmly in view, as required by its mandate.
