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"Mandated" healthcare insurance was always going to be challenged in the courts anyway.
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Mandated to report by December of this year, Congress has not definitely agreed an up or down vote on its proposals.
There Are No Quick Fixes For The U.S. Economy Stephen Robert 2010
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Mandated by the Environmental Protection Agency EPA, CCRs provide a tremendous amount of important information about local drinking water quality.
Cheryl Luptowski: Do You Know What's in Your Tap Water? Cheryl Luptowski 2011
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Mandated forgiveness may also lead to strategic defaults, while penalizing those who stay current on mortgages.
Markets Can't Afford This Forgiveness David Reilly 2011
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Mandated time on all news networks for candidates and limits on television advertising would be another part.
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Mandated private accounts, however, is also a mandated demand for the services of the financial community.
Private Investment is Dangerous, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Mandated vaccines has been floated here and I suspect that we will see that also.
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Mandated as part of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law last year, the Volcker rule seeks to ban proprietary trading at banks, but it is not clear how tight the restriction will be.
Wall Street Preps For Exodus Of Talent To Hedge Funds Nicole Hardesty 2011
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"Mandated vaccines has been floated here and I suspect that we will see that also."
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Mandated reports, such as the ones under the Issa and Obama plans, could essentially be generated automatically from that same operating data, at a fraction of the time, effort and cost of current systems.
W. David Stephenson: 'One Report' As Part of the Debt Package Could Cut Government Costs and Boost the Economy W. David Stephenson 2011
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