Sentence examples for call the regulations from inspiring English sources
The EPA officials told the call the regulations also take into account emissions in the states in 2012, which were lower.
The previous E.P.A. chief, Carol M. Browner, had called the regulations "the single most important program we can adopt to address the remaining water pollution problems in this country".
The House will soon consider a bill called the Regulations From the Executive in Need of Scrutiny Act, Reins for short.
Other foreign critics have called the regulations an example of trade protectionism, in that they would set standards for selling goods to Chinese governments that Western companies find difficult to meet.
It calls the regulations "literally trading blood for oil" and could result in higher sticker prices as well.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois calls the regulations "excessive and medically unnecessary" and will hold a "Women are not livestock" rally in Springfield on Tuesday -- when the Agriculture and Conservation Committee will hear the Ambulatory Surgical Treatment Center Act amendment.
It calls the regulations "arbitrary and capricious and an abuse of discretion" that subject the clinics to rules to which medical offices and even current hospitals are not subject.
But he called the regulation "critically important for children" even in its current form.
Mitt Romney, the likely Republican presidential nominee, joined the chorus this week, calling the regulation "a violation of conscience".
Gun lobby sycophants in Congress are calling the regulation a smoke screen to distract attention from a gun-tracking operation botched by the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives.
