"Without some requirement for supervision, it doesn't seem like a sound policy to me," said Gail Wasserman, a professor of clinical psychology at Columbia University and the director of its Center for the Promotion of Mental Health in Juvenile Justice.
"Even with an individual mandate," Mr. Conrad said, "if there is not some requirement for employers, you will see a drifting of people to the insurance exchange and to government subsidies.
With nothing to lose and with the full support of the three new relevant European commissioners, I said in plain terms that, with India, China, Brazil and South Africa all making some requirement for corporate sustainability reporting, it was humiliating to take part in global initiatives saying the EU would not.
"When this went through Parliament, Westminster [council] lobbied very hard firstly for the laws not to change, but secondly for there to be some requirement for the flat owner to notify the council maybe just through clicking a button on a website to say that a person was staying, for how many nights, etc.
"When this went through Parliament, Westminster [council] lobbied very hard firstly for the laws not to change, but secondly for there to be some requirement for the flat owner to notify the council – maybe just through clicking a button on a website – to say that a person was staying, for how many nights, etc.
Most aquatic species have some requirement for essential fatty acids (EFA) as dietary nutrients (reviewed by Glencross [ 1]).
In 2006, N.H.T.S.A. set forth a rule with some requirements for data collection and other elements of E.D.R.'s, but did not require their installation, in part because it said the automakers were acting voluntarily.
Mr. Lacy said that Sears, while tightening some requirements for its MasterCard, would not change the eight-month rule.
She has been able to conclude, however, that virtually every state that has adopted early-learning standards has some requirements for assessments for the purpose of refining instruction.
The government set out some requirements for schools, the most specific being that they must use "preponderance of the evidence," instead of a higher standard of proof, to determine an accused student's responsibility for sexual misconduct.
Mr. Jeffords avoided another fight with the administration today, postponing his attempt to subpoena the Environmental Protection Agency for documents he had requested on plans to change some requirements for coal-burning plants.
