Sentence examples for draw up regulations from inspiring English sources

He'd draw up regulations determining how much power plants would be allowed to pollute.

Congress also ordered the corps of engineers, in conjunction with the Interior Department and Florida, to draw up regulations to guide each of the various re-plumbing projects.

Most of the cities named in the suit have only pledged to adopt the policy, but have yet to draw up regulations.

A federal appeals court ruling last year limited that authority, conceivably opening the way to a court challenge to the F.C.C.'s ability to assess fees to pay for broadband service and to draw up regulations for Voice-over-Internet Protocol, the Web technology behind voice and video services like Skype.

Different approaches have been used by governments to draw up regulations to enable the safe application of GE technology.

He has ordered officials to draw up regulations on penalties of up to £120 for the parents of persistent truants.

So even as Congress debated how to handle global warming in 2009 and 2010, the EPA began drawing up regulations of its own.

"When you have the Department for Work and Pensions drawing up regulations to assess whether a woman has been raped so she can keep her benefits you know something is wrong with the law," they said.

Several states, for example, have already drawn up regulations governing the use of the driverless cars on which DARPA is working, even though they are still several years from the dealerships.

To reach these targets, state agencies are drawing up regulations that would affect businesses and consumers across the board — requiring even cleaner cars, more energy-efficient buildings and appliances, and power plants that use alternative energy sources like wind instead of older fossil fuels.

She drew up regulations to ensure the rules would be fairly applied across all transport providers.