Sentence examples for enacted rule from inspiring English sources

Even so, he would be hard put to decide what the need for this investigation is, since Congress expressed it neither when it enacted Rule XI nor when it acquiesced in the Committee's assertions of power.

The group said its action was prompted by a Jan . 10letter in which the S.E.C. expressed concern that promoters might seek to circumvent the requirements of a recently enacted rule on penny-stock trading by seeking a Nasdaq listing.

In 1996, the US Food and Drug Administration FDAA) enacted Rule 21 CFR §50.24, which allows a narrow exception to the requirement for prospective informed consent from human research subjects in clinical trials investigating potentially beneficial therapies for acute, life-threatening conditions.

"We think the Oscars are an important space to be in," said Barbara Shipley, senior vice president for brand integration at AARP. "We are supporting the academy's efforts to increase diversity," she said, referring to recently enacted rule changes by the academy.

In 1998, the F.C.C. enacted rules requiring all new programs to be captioned by Jan . 1 2006.

At least 17 states have enacted rules to curb the number of painkillers doctors can prescribe.

In 2012, the General Services Administration enacted rules discouraging all agencies and federal contractors from disposing of it in landfills.

He enacted rules to cut planet-heating emissions across much of the United States economy, from cars to coal plants.

Congress has enacted rules that are so complex that the experts have trouble explaining them in plain English.

But Congress recently enacted rules that will require the groups to disclose the names of future contributors.

In 1996, the Food and Drug Administration and the Department of Health and Human Services enacted rules allowing a narrow exception from informed consent for critically ill patients enrolled in emergency research.