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When a higher level of the U.S. government (i.e. the federal government) tells lower branches of the government (i.e. state governments) to do something, that's a mandate. If the federal government give the states money to help them do whatever they want them to do, that's a funded mandate. If they don't, if they just expect the states to do it on their own, that's an unfunded mandate. So when the Americans with Disabilities Act was passed, the federal government told the state governments they had to make all their office buildings handicap-accessible. They did give the states some money for the construction (although some say not enough), so that was a funded mandate.
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How is the stimulus plan funded?
On borrowed money from China!
How are Portugals' public schools funded?
By the government, which is broke, ergo they too are broke
Why are there budget cuts in education?
Public education is funded by the state, and when the state needs to save money or balance a state budget deficit, they must make cuts from publicly funded arenas to make ends meet, including education.
What is the difference between the private and public sectors of your economy?
Public sectors are funded by the government
How does one become a mandate?
To become a mandate, an individual or organization typically needs to be appointed or designated by an authority or governing body to carry out specific responsibilities or tasks. This often involves a formal agreement or contract that outlines the scope of work and objectives. In some cases, mandates can also arise through electoral processes, where representatives are chosen to act on behalf of a group or constituency. Additionally, fulfilling the requirements of the mandate, such as demonstrating competence and accountability, is essential for effectiveness in the role.
What is is federal mandate?
A federal law or act compelling State to take certain actions sometimes without providing funding, such as No Child Left Behind- - that's called an un-funded mandate.
What is a partially funded mandate?
A partially funded mandate refers to a directive or requirement that is only partially supported by financial resources. In this context, an organization or government may establish specific goals or programs but does not allocate sufficient funds to fully implement them. As a result, entities responsible for carrying out the mandate may face challenges in meeting the objectives, often leading to shortfalls in services or performance. This situation can create pressure on local governments or organizations to find alternative funding sources or make compromises in service delivery.
What federal mandates?
A federal law or act compelling State to take certain actions sometimes without providing funding, such as No Child Left Behind- - that's called an un-funded mandate.
A sentence with mandate in it?
the commisioner mandate
What is the synonyms of mandate?
synonym of mandate
What company funded the first computer?
ABC - funded by university grant.Harvard Mark I - funded by IBM and US Navy.ENIAC - funded by US Army.SSEC - funded by IBM.EDSAC - funded by university grant & Lyons.LEO - funded by Lyons (a british cookie and tea company).EDVAC - funded by US Army.IAS - funded by university grant.UNIVAC I - funded by Remington Rand.
Is vacation a mandate?
Yes, vacation is a mandate,
What is the mandate for the police?
General mandate for policing
What is't mean by sport funded?
sport funded mean that you are funded for a sport
What is the general mandate for policing?
General mandate for policing
How do use mandate in a sentence?
mandate can be a verb or a noun
What is the suffix in mandate?
There is no suffix in mandate. It is a root word.
