Sentence examples for draft regulatory from inspiring English sources

This department is writing draft safety and security legislation and draft regulatory and security guidance documents that are being used by Member States to create their nuclear programs.

After years of pondering the complexities, the Food and Drug Administration has finally issued draft regulatory guidelines that should open a pathway to commercialization for potentially useful products that have thus far been research curiosities.

Asked whether the stipulation on piloting still applied, Ofqual says that the section on this in its draft regulatory rules was removed when these were updated during that year.

In a draft regulatory document, the agency says mandating a clean-up level would not result in a "meaningful opportunity for health risk reduction for persons served by public-water systems".

After the service center had been established, we were commissioned by the local government to study risk management and control and to draft regulatory rules for the service center.6 This involvement in these commissions allowed further observation of the service center's operational process.

A separate section of RegPrecise 3.0 contains draft regulatory networks in 640 genomes obtained by an conservative propagation of the reference regulons to closely related genomes.

Specifically, stakeholders have consciously drafted regulatory compliance, education, co-funding incentives, and development-based cleaner production programs.

The Brazilian National Policy on Health Promotion [ 85] has prioritised drafting regulatory measures aimed at promoting healthy eating to reduce the prevalence of NCDs, with special emphasis on the regulation of food marketing and advertising, encouraging physical activity through gym classes at community levels, and implementing health promotion strategies in schools.

EPA has introduced several draft tiered regulatory framework approaches that, depending on site-specific factors, may impose various regulatory burdens on affected utilities.

"Size is not the appropriate restriction," said Senator Mark Warner, Democrat of Virginia and a member of the banking committee, who helped draft the regulatory bill.

Chester says that he and others from groups including the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the American Civil Liberties Union, and the Electronic Privacy Information Center have met with the staffs of congressional leaders from the two subcommittees and that the legislative aides implied they intended to draft a regulatory bill this summer.