Sentence examples for administration to regulate from inspiring English sources
"We will not allow the administration to regulate what they have been unable to legislate," he said.
Attempts by the Obama administration to regulate greenhouse gases are highly unpopular here because of opposition to large-scale government intervention.
Such a step would most likely draw legal challenges, but so would any move by the administration to regulate power-plant emissions.
Other policies under review include a reassessment of regulations on dioxin and a plan, approved but not put into effect by the Clinton administration, to regulate emissions of mercury from power plants.
A10 Judge Rejects Greenhouse Plea A federal appeals court rejected an effort by a dozen states and cities to get the Bush administration to regulate greenhouse gasses that spill out of automobile tailpipes.
Supporters of the plan to block the E.P.A. said they were trying to stop a backdoor attempt by the Obama administration to regulate carbon emissions without waiting for Congress to weigh in.
In this section, we will introduce the research that we are initiating in Brazil to investigate if the processes of capturing the demand side are operating through the judicialization of health policies and how they are affecting the capacity of the governmental administrations to regulate the health sector.
"I don't think the new administration wants to regulate the new economy".
James Inhofe of Oklahoma, the top Republican on the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, immediately denounced the rules as one more administration effort to regulate gas production "out of existence".
The House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, greeted the president with an op-ed article in The Omaha World-Herald assailing an administration attempt to regulate streams and ponds by unilaterally stretching the definitions of the Clean Water Act.
It was launched in 1871, eight years after representatives of several London public schools, sporting clubs and civil service departments – ah, the glamour of sports administration – met to regulate the rules of Association Football and form the FA.
