Sentence examples for develop regulations for the from inspiring English sources
Concerns about groundwater contamination, air pollution and earthquakes prompted the General Assembly to pass legislation in 2015 that prohibits the drilling technique until October 2017 and required the state to develop regulations for the industry.
"State law requires the California DMV to develop regulations for the safe testing and deployment of autonomous vehicles on public roads," a DMV spokesperson said in a statement to TechCrunch.
This gives the FDA, through the Department of Health and Human Services, the urgency to come up with a list of pathogens that qualifying drugs must target and to develop regulations for the antibiotic incentives (www://bioworld.com).
California's DMV is developing regulations for the eventual deployment and public operation of autonomous vehicles.
Entrepreneurial gears started turning in the heads of North Bonneville's elected officials when the Washington State Liquor Control Board the body that developed regulations for the state's new recreational cannabis industry—announced in 2013 that two licenses to conduct retail sales of cannabis would be allocated to Skamania County.
Australia is one of many countries in the process of developing regulations for these devices yet knowledge of consumers' views on e-cigarette regulation is lacking.
In addition to raising consumer awareness, they hope their method can help authorities like the F.D.A. and the similar agency in Australia develop regulations for traditional Chinese medicine.
Today, Matlins will present a Change.org petition on Capitol Hill that has more than 27,000 signatures and asks the Federal Trade Commission to develop regulations for excessive use of distortion tools, like Photoshop, in advertising campaigns.
For instance, starting from 2002, the Ministry of Education encouraged universities to develop regulations for students to pass a certain level of standardized English proficiency tests as part of their graduation criteria (Hsu 2009; Wu & Wu 2010).
The International Sea Authority is required to develop regulations for mining to take place, including regulations for environmental monitoring.
