Then, all of a sudden, healthcare mandates became a slippery slope to socialism.
"The wrong way is to raise taxes, duplicate mandates, or demand sudden and drastic emissions cuts that have no chance of being realized and every chance of hurting our economy," he said.
Furthermore, let us skip lightly over the fact that Bush did not give any hints whatsoever as to how this goal is supposed to be reached except to say that "the wrong way is to raise taxes, duplicate mandates or demand sudden and drastic emissions cuts".
The Major Incident Hospital in the Netherlands was constructed 25 years ago as a dedicated hospital for situations wherein a sudden increase in medical surge capacity is mandated to handle an MCI.
But President Trump has focused on only one piece of the department's vast mandate: enforcing immigration laws amid a sudden surge of asylum seekers.
For years, the argument against EKGs was that for something as rare as sudden cardiac death, there is no sense in mandating costly tests.
Malawi narrowly escaped another convulsion last week when it took more than 48 hours for Vice-President Joyce Banda to be formally recognised as the new president, as mandated in the country's constitution, after the sudden death of Bingu wa Mutharika.
"Self-defense units," with no obvious official mandate, swoop down at train stations and other entry points for sudden inspections.
So last April, Mr. Cooper introduced a new piece of legislation, this one mandating alarms, which sound when water is displaced by a sudden weight change, in all backyard swimming pools.
But after years of rapid growth, the sudden headwinds facing renewables point to slowing momentum and greater dependence on government subsidies, mandates and research financing, at a time when Washington is overloaded with economic problems.
