Sentence examples for expected rules from inspiring English sources

Several top Suffolk Democrats asserted that the expected rules committee chairman, Allan E. Binder, is one of the Republicans' most ardent partisans.

If the Supreme Court, as widely expected, rules against core elements of the existing limits, Democrats say they will try to enact new laws to reinstate the restrictions in time for the midterm elections in November.

Last week, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce released a paper claiming that the expected rules would cost the economy $50 billion a year and eliminate 224,000 jobs.

She is referring to the way the industry is hard at work softening the impact of expected rules and regulations to be adopted by the regulatory agencies the bill creates.

The expected rules, which are likely to be released in draft form in June, would set emission standards that may ultimately force the closure of some of the most polluting coal burning power plants in the country.

On Wednesday, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce released a report claiming that the expected rules will cost the U.S. economy $50 billion a year and eliminate 224,000 jobs.

Many of these companies have been furiously lobbying Wheeler and other FCC officials on the expected rule since the Verizon ruling.

CBS, owned by Viacom, and News International's Fox network already reach more than 35%, and had been given a waiver pending the expected rule change.

The expected rule violation lambda  = 0.12 with a probability of 2 or more violations p < .01.01

The match-fixing inquiry is expected rule on the cases of players and officials in mid-March.

Big media companies including Tegna Inc <TGNA.N>, CBS Corp <CBS.N> and Nexstar Media Group Inc <NXST.O> have cited the expected rule change as motivation for considering expansion opportunities.