Sentence examples for decision on how to regulate from inspiring English sources
But the bill's sponsors in the House decided that the Food and Drug Administration should make the decision on how to regulate menthol, the most common flavoring.
A final decision on how to regulate the press industry is now expected to be delayed until 30 October when the privy council will be asked to rubber stamp the royal charter agreed by the Tories, Liberal Democrats and Labour on 18 March.
Kennedy joined the liberals in a 5-4 decistatingathat that carbon emissions meet the standard of a pollutant and remanded the decision on how to regulate them back to the EPA.
The decision on how to regulate cocrystals for generic products may affect their use in the generic industry.
Chao, a former U.S. labor secretary and deputy transportation secretary, will face key decisions on how to regulate the growing use of drones and automakers' plans to offer self-driving cars.
Moreover, this kind of evidence will take many years to emerge, and in the meantime the products are developing rapidly and countries require evidence on effectiveness to inform decisions on how to regulate them [ 13– 13].
Today's muddled decision by the Federal Communications Commission on how to regulate local phone networks will likely lead to higher digital subscriber line prices in the short term, better broadband networks in the long term and continued regulatory battles for years to come.
Agencies could also make binding decisions when arbitrating disputes involving national supervisors who cannot agree on how to regulate a bank that does business across European borders.
18-months of deliberation on how to regulate research enhancing the transmissibility and virulence of viruses will end when the National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity (NSABB) meets on 24 May 2016.
