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    Mandatory Vaccinations

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    compared to children due to their age. Because kids have not had as much time to develop immunities to diseases‚ vaccinations should be mandatory to assist them in fighting off these killer diseases. Mandatory vaccinations are justified because they protect society and prevent future epidemics. Parents and guardians‚ who believe that vaccines should not be mandatory‚ contend that vaccines cause health problems or they are no longer necessary. Children get their main vaccines between the ages of two

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    uniforms are mandatory

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    Are Uniforms Mandatory? Are uniforms good or bad for school? Every day pusillanimous students are trying to get through school without getting noticed on what they wear because people make fun of them. There are many benefits on why school should add school uniforms. Researchers have observed that uniforms set a professional tone and helps students’ self-esteem. Since people get picked on because of what they wear‚ schools should add uniforms. Supporters of uniforms believe that uniforms

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    Mandatory Requirements

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    It is not a secret and it is fair to say that the Army is fast to pass down mandatory requirements to their Soldiers regardless whether they can actually comply with those requirements in a timely manner. I never expect to challenge that statement with a First Sergeant during my first training meeting as a new First Sergeant a few years ago. In 2010‚ the total number of training requirements was around 35. At the end of each quarter‚ the First Sergeants from three different companies met with the

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    The Applicant: • The concept of marriage and society’s expectations of marriage is reflected through Plath’s satirical portrayal of marriage as a sales pitch‚ a cunning gimmick that people are forced in to. • The capitalist economic system of the time period emphasized the need to have a sustainable job‚ implying that employment is the source of social status and contentment. • Plath suggests that the government‚ consumerism and the patriarchy cause the dehumanization of people‚ especially women

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    Mandatory Voting

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    Topic: Voting should not be mandatory Using the internet‚ find at least two articles on your topic. You can pay to print in the library‚ e-mail the articles to yourself‚ or write down the websites and look them up again at home. Every group member must find two articles‚ so that a group of 3 will have 6 total and a group of 4 will have 8 total. Pick articles that are from credible sources (PHS databases such as Gale‚ Ebsco‚ etc.; credible news organizations like The New York Times‚ CNN‚ etc;

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    Mandatory volhnteering

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    Mandatory volunteering rule has been the reason for slow community development in the country. This policy applied on the high school students to spend a given amount of their time in offering free services to the community‚ has been received with mixed reactions from the students with most of them developing negative attitudes towards work. The evaluation of the issue can lead to the statement that paper mandatory volunteering is a practice that has resulted to more losses than gains. The cost

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    Mandatory Reporting

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    PEARSON (pages 169-171)  Mandatory reporting refers to a legal requirement to report an act‚ event‚ or situation that is designated by state or local law as a reportable event  all states mandate the reporting of certain vital statistics such as births and deaths  many states require reporting of abortions and neonatal deaths  federal and states laws mandate the reporting of communicable disease‚ including venereal diseases  http://library.ahima.org/xpedio/groups/public/documents/ahima/bok1_023186

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    governed us welfare began in the 1930s. Welfare isn’t bad to get. Some people get welfare and some don’t. Some people get them because they be broke and being on welfare. The use welfare stayed in the hands of federally government and the the type and amount of aid available to individual and dependent children varies from state to state. Once an appointment is completed a case worker will review all required documents‚ applications and information provided at the meeting and apply for welfare program

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    Mandatory School

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    actually had a choice in the matter. “Mandatory attendance laws force many to attend school who have no wish to be there… The solution to this problem is simple: Abolish compulsory- attendance laws and allow only those who are committed to getting an education attend”. This is what Roger Sipher wrote in his article “So that nobody has to go to school if they don’t want to” that was published in the “New York Times” on December 22‚ 1997. The author states that mandatory attendance laws should be abolished

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    Mandatory Bargaining

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    Holley‚ Jennings & Wolters states‚ “mandatory bargaining subjects are subjects that may have a direct effect on bargaining unit member’s wages‚ hours‚ or other terms and conditions of employment‚ including the willingness to meet at reasonable times for the purpose of negotiating and the willingness to reduce oral agreements to writing” (2012‚ p. 265). For example‚ when negotiating mandatory subjects of bargaining‚ it includes negotiating wages‚ shift differentials‚ work schedules‚ paid holidays

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