Sentence examples for enforceable regulations from inspiring English sources
OSHA officials participated in the negotiations and contributed their expertise in writing enforceable regulations.
The legislation would let the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, which mostly oversees economic matters in the power business, designate the council to set enforceable regulations.
The rationale is that this is an informal arrangement, and a private home with a minimal number of employees doesn't qualify as a workplace, subject to enforceable regulations.
Investors have every right to be skeptical that the guidelines will be instituted vigorously in Wall Street's highly competitive environment, absent mandatory and enforceable regulations.
"Insider documents from the alcohol industry show just how much the industry is flaunting its own regulations, so I think we need to consider more enforceable regulations," Dr Adams said.
I could describe the complete absence of enforceable regulations on the phosphates farmers spread on their fields, which cause eutrophication (blooms of algae which end up suffocating much of the freshwater ecosystem) when they run into the rivers.
"It's about having predictable and enforceable regulation that works for everyone," he said.
The absence of enforceable regulation to avoid such outcomes is not necessarily limited to the informal markets; often there are insufficient resources to manage the supply of medicines in the public sector, putting the patient at risk.
The administration has refused to promulgate an enforceable rule or regulation [for immigration detention]." Despite the overwhelming evidence and recommendations of immigration reform advocates, John Morton, the head the ICE, pledged a commitment to large-scale detentions but added: "It needs to be done thoughtfully and humanely".
The TVA disaster and subsequent follow up investigations have shown that we need consistent and enforceable federal regulations to prevent future coal ash disasters.
Taken together, these moves would mean significantly stronger, enforceable government regulation.
