The phrase "administration regulations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to rules or guidelines established by an administrative body or organization.
Example: "The administration regulations require all employees to complete their training by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "administrative rules" or "administrative guidelines".
Last year, Congress did just that, empowering the White House to remove space technologies from the ITAR framework and regulate them instead under the less onerous Export Administration Regulations (EAR) run by the U.S. Department of Commerce.
Mr. Cort said the appeals court had in recent years exhibited "an increasing level of distrust" for Bush administration regulations.
In rapid succession, Mr. Bush agreed to Clinton administration regulations on wetlands preservation and allowed Clinton rules on lead emissions to go forward.
Under the new federal Export Administration Regulations (EAR), which were intended to keep encryption technology out of the hands of rogue states, Bernstein was proscribed from freely distributing the code, even if it was his own invention.
"This effective ban or restriction on construction and industrial growth for much of America is possibly the most harmful of all the currently anticipated Obama administration regulations," Mr. Cantor wrote.
These steps can range from appointing a National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) that does business's bidding to erasing an array of Obama administration regulations, including one making overtime pay available to millions more workers.
These methods of disposal result from U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration regulations that strictly control the transfer of drugs and controlled substances.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration regulations set aside by the Bush administration early in 2001 had been more than a decade in development.
But the effort is being slowed by Federal Aviation Administration regulations.
Food and Drug Administration regulations allow the refrigerated storage of liquid blood for 42 days.
According to Federal Aviation Administration regulations, no one is ever too old to fly.
