Sentence examples for delayed rules from inspiring English sources

The repeatedly delayed rules will take effect only next month.

Worse, there's always the risk that delayed rules will never go into effect.

What is clear is that the delayed rules are almost always those that have offended powerful interest groups and been attacked by Republicans as job-killers.

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Already, the SEC has delayed rules for crowdfunding by more than two years due to investor protection concerns, creating tension in the startup community anxious to have access to this new source of capital.

He delayed rules protecting workers from deadly silica and beryllium.

This is precisely the wrong background for the next Fed leader, who will take charge in the middle of the delayed rule-making for the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.

One example of a delayed rule is an Energy Department proposal to mandate greater energy efficiency for walk-in coolers and freezers, which are common at many restaurants, supermarkets and warehouses.

"There are a host of common-sense, no-brainer regulations that are frankly popular with the public," said Narang, like that delayed rule on keeping arsenic, mercury, and lead out of the water.

A delayed rule has been set to daily perform a consistency check on the full iRODS file system and repair any broken data.

The effect would be to weaken and delay rules across the regulatory landscape.