For the 57 counties outside New York City, the New York State Department of Health publishes the results of mandated blood lead testing.
Much biomedical data, for example, is produced as a result of regulatory mandates that direct the collection of data using social categories of race derived from such sources as national census tables [ 13, 46, 52, 53].
And it is now particularly consumed by questions of poverty eradication - the result of the mandates from the continuum of United Nations conferences on various aspects of development in the first half of this decade.
Class sizes have ballooned in some better-performing middle schools as a result of federally mandated transfers.
Largely as a result of that mandate, General McNeill took only half of his headquarters command from the XVIII Airborne Corps at Fort Bragg, N.C.
According to fire officials, the rule is a result of a mandate contained in Local Law No. 10 of 1999, enacted after seven people died in two fires in December 1998.
With austerity the price of continued assistance, analysts questioned the efficacy of a rescue that would once again preclude growth and development in a country whose economy is on course to contract by an unprecedented 25%, all a result of internationally mandated spending cuts.
In 1993, the federal government mandated per-state software systems to support child welfare, and Ohio's Statewide Automated Child Welfare Information System (SACWIS) project was undertaken as a result of this mandate.
As a result of the mandate, NASA's number one priority is to build the next generation of crewed space vehicles it needs to get us there.
Sykes (1958) posited that inmates exhibited a self-interested mode of behavior that was a result of being mandated to observe roles that were required by the prison regime and ensured their survival in prison society.
