Sentence examples for develop rules and regulations from inspiring English sources
Assembly Bill No. 511 gives the Nevada Department of Transportation the authority to develop rules and regulations of driverless cars.
You see, the U.S. EPA -- having been instructed by the Supreme Court to regulate greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act and having found greenhouse gases to pose a threat to human health and welfare -- is now in the process of finalizing its endangerment finding, a step that will likely spur the agency to develop rules and regulations for greenhouse gas emissions.
UNICEF has been supporting the Department of Social Welfare to develop rules and regulations under the Law of the Child Act, which are essential for the laws' operationalization.
Although the measure calls for state policymakers to begin developing rules and regulations to guide the creation of Michigan's recreational marijuana industry, officials say retail stores aren't likely to open until 2020.
Contributed to California Integrated Waste Management Board to develop rules, regulations and guidelines for the States scrap tire program.
The SEC is taking its time to develop the rules and regulations to protect investors.
They are currently working with the Ukrainian flour association to develop new rules and regulations to raise standards in the industry.
Standardize scripts and develop rules.
Thanks to the efforts of people such as John Armistead Wilson, a career public servant, an Air Board was created as an interim measure to develop aviation policy, rules, and regulations.
National organizations developed to standardize rules and regulations, to transform sporadic challenge matches into systematic league competition, to certify eligibility, and to register results.
7, 1986], the Small Business Administration shall develop and promulgate final rules and regulations to implement the central registration provisions provided for in section 505(f)(1) of the Small Business Investment Act [15 U.S.C. 697b(f)(1)], and shall contract with an agent for an initial period of not to exceed two years to carry out the functions provided for in section 505(f)(2) of such Act.
