mandates

The constitution only mandates to establish a single supreme court, all federal courts were established by acts of congress.

The EU mandates a minimum of 4 weeks, so 4 weeks could hardly be the average.

Or a higher level of legislature mandates it… why does everything have to be a riot?

Also it mandates purchase of insurance (surely a benefit to insurance companies) which they strongly opposed.

Thanks to the slew of environmental mandates, Californians are now paying $1.11 more for gas on average than the national average.

Institutionally-focused hedge funds can't really do this, being held as they are to their mandates.

A new law mandates that renewables supply all of the state’s electricity by 2045.

The companies offer no real value and so instead must create a regulatory system that virtually mandates their existence and will soon actually do so.

With such subsidies and mandates, donkey wheels would double, double and redouble again, and one could therefore project donkey wheels to exceed all power generation.

East coast municipalities also have a lot more power to make mandates without the kind of broad community consensus that California cities have to abide by.

Swiss law mandates the minimum coverage required.

I'm struck by how often Congress mandates this or that legal procedure which is self-evidently expensive to administer, and then fails to provide the requisite funding.

When that system arrives at a circumstance that implicates a conflicting set of Constitutional mandates, the design of the system is "fuck it, let smart judges chosen (at some remove) by the people resolve that." The justices are supposed to be referees.

With similar government subsidies and Mandates, Donkey wheels could deliver a similar power density.