Investigators confiscated the shipment in the Port of Newark last summer, in what officials of the United States Fish and Wildlife Service called the largest seizure of caviar since trade controls took effect three years ago.
After the first phase of the emission control program took effect in early 2010, black smoke emissions were reduced by about half.
One lawmaker, Paul Rübig, who was a sponsor of the original roaming price controls that took effect in 2007, said that the momentum to end roaming fees had reached a critical intensity in Brussels.
Essentially, all of the relevant diesel exposures were from Traditional Diesel Exhaust (TDE) before emission-control regulations took effect and began reducing levels of particulate emissions in diesel exhaust.
Give me a break, Peter Gauronskas (Times, May 19)! Don't tell me that due to what's happening in West Hollywood, The Times' readership will have to endure the same barrage of rent control letters and arguments to which we were subjected six years ago when Santa Monica's rent control law first took effect.
Mr. Rotblut accords Activision a "high probability" of repeating when it reports on Feb. 7. On the negative side, he said, the trucking company YRC Worldwide could be hurt by an industrywide glut of new trucks bought to beat the tighter engine emission control regulations that took effect last year.
In 1971, President Nixon called Leary, who by then had been drummed out of academia and chased by the law, "the most dangerous man in America". That same year, the Controlled Substances Act took effect; it classified LSD and psilocybin as Schedule 1 drugs, meaning that they had a high potential for abuse and no accepted medical use; possession or sale became a federal crime.
Additionally, pressure has increased to relax or reconsider some Sarbanes-Oxley requirements, and this has certainly spilled over into SEC debate over revised proxy rules, as well as to a reconsideration of stricter internal controls requirements that took effect March 15.
L. 96 502, § 4(c), substituted "effective on the date on which the applicable underground injection control program takes effect" for "effective three years after December 16, 1974".
Although the new state law giving Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg control of city schools technically took effect yesterday, the city's lawyers have advised Mr. Bloomberg to wait until he has clearance from the United States Justice Department, which will decide whether the law infringes on minority voting rights.
