Sentence examples similar to all rulemaking from inspiring English sources

One is that the bill would create a "one-size-fits-all" rulemaking process by forcing agencies to take the least-costly approach.

But advocates for the industry say that all the rulemaking may end up only heaping unnecessary burdens on mutual funds and will do little to prevent future problems.

After eating up eleven months, 47,000 public comments, and hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of dollars, it decided that it did not need rulemaking after all.

Finally, to direct the new process, the Executive Order mandates the creation of a vast and complicated system of rules and procedures for calculating costs, keeping score on offsetting rules and repeals across months and years, filing reports, and deciding disputes, all under the control of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) which manages Federal rulemaking for the White House.

But the outcome may be more rules, about rulemaking.

But the company said it had achieved "favorable safety outcomes" and "secured safety rulemaking favorable to Toyota".

That is partly exaggeration; rescinding an order that is beyond the "rulemaking" stage can take a year or more.

This included research, development and even new rulemaking.

Look at the federal tax code: When it comes to rulemaking, more is less.

The regulatory nature of the EU is a travesty of pettifogging rulemaking.

Three policy principles for CFPB rulemaking stand out.