Sentence examples for delaying rules from inspiring English sources

In my experience, delaying rules that are likely to be adopted eventually is worse for businesses, not better.

In December, the Commodities Futures Trading Commission failed to apply position limits to these commodities, delaying rules that would crack down on speculators and aid consumers who are already seeing big price hikes at the pump.

In addition to delaying rules on oil and gas trading, the House GOP bill would push back all of the derivatives reforms required by last year's Wall Street overhaul and repeal some aspects of a 1999 law requiring traders to register with the CFTC and the SEC.

The repeatedly delayed rules will take effect only next month.

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

It's about industry's attempt to delay rules whenever it cannot derail them outright.

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

In the meantime it has chosen to delay rules forcing all foreign firms to comply with its cross-border rules.

The Bush administration plans to delay rules that would grant a vast array of new rights to Medicaid patients in health maintenance organizations, officials said tonight.

A federal court yesterday denied a request from a phone industry association to delay rules that allow customers to transfer numbers from traditional phones to cellphones.

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.