Sentence examples for enact requirements from inspiring English sources

But the E.P.A. has no plans to enact requirements or incentives for recycling in the near future, preferring to rely on market pressures, Mr. Bloomgren said.

Many in the group said they wished they could persuade shareholders not to push for — and boards not to enact — requirements that that board members retire by a certain age; if Mr. Buffett were on your board, why wouldn't you want him to stay?

Insurance companies can still ask for doctor's letters to access procedures and enact requirements for "consistent gender presentation".

"If the Chinese insist that American firms have to form joint ventures in China and have to adhere to local content requirements, then the U.S. government should enact requirements for Chinese firms wishing to ship goods here that they must do likewise.

Congress may also want to consider enacting requirements for companies with shares actively trading on these markets to disclose sufficient information to allow informed trading.

Since 2009, China has reconstructed the National Essential Medicines List, issued supporting policies, granted manufacturing licenses, and enacted requirements to guide the use of such essential medicines.

The case began four years ago as a dispute over Alabama's newly enacted requirement that people applying for driver's licenses demonstrate proficiency in English, the only such requirement in the country.

A prime example of the problem is the congressionally enacted requirement that the MMS act on offshore drilling applications within 30 days, or approval is automatic.

Mr. Kaufman was a recent co-author of a letter urging the S.E.C. to enact additional requirements for brokers who want to sell stocks short.

In France hedge funds now have to report their short positions; it is possible that other countries in Europe will enact similar requirements.

But in his veto message, Mayor Bloomberg called the bill defective, saying, "It would enact legal requirements that conflict with, and would be pre-empted by, those established elsewhere in state law".