Sentence examples for developed regulations for from inspiring English sources

The state first developed regulations for enforcing natural resource damage claims under the Whitman administration.

But the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, which works toward uniformity of insurance procedures in each state, has developed regulations for both financial and health information, partly because they are intrinsically combined in many insurance products.

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.

California's DMV is developing regulations for the eventual deployment and public operation of autonomous vehicles.

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.

The US Federal Aviation Administration FAAA) has taken first steps to develop regulations for licensing and use of commercial drones.

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.

"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.

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).

Its DMV is currently developing regulations for what it dryly dubs the "post-testing deployment of autonomous vehicles" — a process that's, unsurprisingly given the aforementioned complexities, lagging far behind schedule, with no draft rules published yet, despite them being slated to arrive at the start of this year.

On the day of his inauguration, he froze progress on all developing regulations for at least 60 days for review.