Sentence examples for adopted regulations from inspiring English sources

More than half a dozen other states have adopted regulations but have not yet started registries.

New York State adopted regulations to protect school occupants during renovation but failed to provide sufficient staff for oversight.

On June 25, the board adopted regulations for windows that cuts infrared intrusion on new vehicles sold in the state.

The Pataki administration said on Wednesday that it had adopted regulations to require that cigarettes sold in New York State be manufactured with paper that can extinguish itself.

In 1995 the zoning commission adopted regulations requiring the zoning enforcement officer to make a case-by-case determination based on a review of public records.

It recently adopted regulations that have allowed it to restrict hundreds of chemicals and require the industry to test most chemicals sold on the market.

In comments filed with the FCC, the CTIA, which represents the wireless industry, urged regulators not to adopt regulations requiring back-up power at cell towers.

Her bill, which was signed into law on Sept. 11, authorizes the Department of Environmental Conservation to adopt regulations consistent with those in California regulating emissions from personal watercraft.

The group asked that the department immediately adopt regulations for listeria inspections that President Bill Clinton initiated.

The new law gives the S.E.C. six months to adopt regulations setting minimum standards for lawyers who represent public companies.

In addition, the commissioner said he hoped to adopt regulations that would for the first time apply state laws passed to safeguard threatened and endangered species.