Sentence examples for support mandates from inspiring English sources

And that's why many health care experts like Mr. Gruber strongly support mandates.

Currently 18 states seek to cap carbon dioxide emissions for industry and 25 support mandates for renewable energy; renewable-mandate legislative battles are under way in Ohio and Michigan.

One aide to Mr. McCain said later that the senator did not support mandates for coverage of certain drugs, and that the bill he had voted against also expressed support for using tax money to promote the use of emergency contraceptives, which Mr. McCain opposed.

Our findings show that about 22%% of all homeowners and nearly half of those in RSS homes, support mandates to assure new 1- and 2- family homes are sprinkler-equipped; 45%% (the largest percentage) of all homeowners were undecided.

More generally, the resources available for active labour market policies determine the extent to which benefit administrations and employment services are able to carry out their legal monitoring and support mandates.

Mr. Pataki said he would support mandating conference committees to reconcile differing versions of the budget passed by the Senate and Assembly.

Still, Mr. O'Neill said that he does not support mandating online courses for every high school student right now because many school districts do not have the infrastructure to support such a requirement and state education officials have yet to address critical issues, including whether time spent in an online course should count toward school attendance or instruction time.

The increased attention to Mr Christie's recent views have had other writers rehashing 2009 remarks by the governor in which he told a radio interviewer he didn't support mandating that children receive the flu vaccine and that parents who believe vaccines cause autism need "a voice in these debates".

A majority of Americans support mandating paid sick leave for employees, according to a new HuffPost/YouGov poll.

Oregon has approved legislation with bipartisan support mandating predictable work schedules for low-wage employees, making it the first state in the country to adopt the labor protection.

Majorities of Democrats, Republicans and independents in the poll said they support mandating paid sick leave, though Democrats were somewhat more likely to do so.