When that mandate was initially implemented in August 2012, it required all health insurance offered by employers to cover at least one of the 18 forms of birth control approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
She played a key role in patient-friendly legislation requiring the digitization of medical records in Maryland, the first state to enact such a mandate, which was initially opposed by insurance companies.
The reason it's worse is that the solution he endorsed as governor of Massachusetts, the individual mandate, although it was initially a Republican idea, is no longer politically permissible in the Republican Party.
Although the ruling was initially met with massive resistance throughout the South, it was precisely because of federal judges on the lower courts that its mandate was respected.
This event is held once every decade, as initially mandated by Congress in 1965.
We so don't like them that when Major League Soccer began in the 1990s, the organization initially mandated that every deadlocked game be settled with a shootout.
The state initially mandated a 20% curtailment target for Glendale, which was surpassed as the community achieved an average 22% reduction between June 2015 and this past January.
Liberals are counting on the fact that "only" seven million Americans will be initially exposed to the mandate's requirements.
New mandates were initially discussed in regular management meetings and gaps between existing service delivery practices and the newly propose service model were explored briefly (① in Figure 3).
Through devious political machinations, the hero of the story, Mordechai, and his cousin Esther, succeed in having the Jews spared from a royal mandate that is initially set to have them killed.
The European Coal and Steel Community, the European Economic Community, and the European Atomic Energy Community (Euratom) were initially limited to technical, scientific, and tariff-reduction mandates.
