Sentence examples for developing new regulations from inspiring English sources

"The Civil Aviation Authority, with the support of NATS, has been developing new regulations in support of increasing flight safety".

The agency is developing new regulations for the human tissue industry, but final rules have not been written.

For instance, laws encouraging foreign investment were passed, only to be negated by the fine print or bogged down by the hairsplitting of developing new regulations.

But while we work on these steps, we will also be developing new regulations to clarify and streamline the borrower defense process.

The department said in a statement that developing new regulations "will take two to three years to complete given the extensive stakeholder interest in this issue.

Instead, Mrs. Whitman suggested that two state departments develop new regulations defining maximum hours for health care workers.

She called on the F.D.A. to increase its oversight and develop new regulations requiring companies to disclose conflicts of interest to the public.

The government has failed to adopt a key recommendation by the UK's science academy, the Royal Society, to develop new regulations specific to fracking, instead relying on a patchwork of existing regulation.

At the International Council of Cruise Lines, J. Michael Crye, the acting president, acknowledged that making new law while the E.P.A., the state and the industry are trying to develop new regulations was "a legitimate criticism of this legislation".

Even before Mr. Leach's blunt call for stronger steps by regulators, all four federal banking regulators -- including Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Federal Reserve -- had spoken out against deceptive lending practices, and some are beginning to develop new regulations.

The Senate bill outlines a timeline for the traffic safety agency to develop new regulations, including a tougher rule aimed at preventing people from being thrown from vehicles during collisions; tougher rules to bolster door locks; a new regulation requiring automakers to make heavy vehicles less dangerous to people in cars; and stricter tests for front and side impacts.