Sentence examples for enacting rules from inspiring English sources

Enacting rules to require the pumping of ballast far offshore is one way to deal with the problem.

The Securities Industry Association, representing 700 firms, had pushed for a delay in enacting rules on analysts' conflicts.

On a scale that analysts say they have never seen, government regulatory agencies will spend the coming years enacting rules on everything from the definition of a "systemically important" mega-bank to limits on debit card fees.

But a lesson of the past century is that government can influence the behavior of big corporations, by requiring transparency about their performance and costs, and by enacting rules and limitations to protect the ordinary citizen.

With Reid's backing, the reform caucus stands a good chance of enacting rules changes.

The administration, however, could consider enacting rules that would disqualify some migrants from claiming asylum, according to the Times.

The council has no power to enact rules.

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

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.