Sentence examples for drafted a rule from inspiring English sources
Japanese regulators have drafted a rule that could limit their risk -- along with a big exemption that will let the frenzy continue.
The Trump administration has drafted a rule that would allow religious employers to stop covering birth control in employer health plans.
In May, the F.A.A. said it had drafted a rule requiring airlines to buy battery-driven defibrillators for all planes able to carry at least 30 passengers and one flight attendant.
WASHINGTON — Federal officials, following through on a pledge by President Trump, have drafted a rule to roll back a federal requirement that many religious employers provide birth control coverage in health insurance plans.
While at the S.E.C., Mr. Levitt said he had directed staff members to investigate these practices, after which they drafted a rule barring money managers from working for public pension funds if the money managers had recently made political contributions to any fund officials.
Bush administration officials have drafted a rule that would significantly narrow the scope of the Clean Water Act, stripping many wetlands and streams of federal pollution controls and making them available to being filled for commercial development.
Thus, some shareholders took issue and the board took action, drafting a rule prohibiting lobby visits that exceeded two hours.
In Virginia, Governor Terry McAuliffe responded by ordering state officials to draft a rule to create a cap-and-trade program for carbon pollution from the state's power sector.
And companies or others frequently sue the agency, contending that it failed to follow procedures when drafting a rule or is imposing costs on employers that will yield little worker benefit.
The Cuomo administration promised major changes to disclosure rules applied to secretive 501(c)4 organizations like the Committee to Save New York, which has backed his agenda, but the state ethics board ended up drafting a rule that allows such groups to release inaccurate numbers.
