Sentence examples for controversial regulations from inspiring English sources

He said it was not uncommon for such a 1-2 punch when controversial regulations follow a controversial law.

As governor of New Jersey, Mrs. Whitman embraced these programs with enthusiasm, including Ms. Browner's hugely controversial regulations requiring cleaner diesel fuel.

The House of Representatives recently approved a bill to create an independent committee to conduct cost-benefit analyses of some highly controversial regulations proposed by the Environmental Protection Agency, ignoring the fact that the agency already does its own analyses.

2.40pm GMT Lunchtime summary Norman Lamb, the health minister, has announced that the government is going to rewrite controversial regulations implementing the Health Act to counter fears that they would promote wholesale privatisation.

Bush's aides are hastily finishing up a series of controversial regulations expected to be pushed through before he leaves office, and the Obama transition team is working equally hard to unwind Bush-era rules curtailing environmental protections and medical research, among other government policies.

Wheeler crafted the controversial regulations that the Democratic-controlled FCC approved last month on a party-line 3-2 vote.

At each post-season AGM clubs have specifically been asked about how this controversial regulation should be enforced but this year a majority have decided to relax its terms.

After three years of litigation, the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation agreed on Tuesday to back away from the main part of a controversial regulation limiting public events on the Great Lawn, in the heart of Central Park, to 50,000 people.

A12 NEW YORK/REGION B1-7 City Scraps Size Limits On Great Lawn Events The New York City Department of Parks and Recreation has agreed to back away from the main part of a controversial regulation limiting public events on the Great Lawn in Central Park to 50,000 people.

Amnesty said that under a controversial regulation known as Police Force Order 237, officers can shoot at rioters or protesters whether or not they pose a threat to life.

Until that rule is completed, it is unlikely the E.P.A. will undertake the more complex and controversial regulation of current power plants, the country's biggest source of emissions.