Sentence examples for finishing rules from inspiring English sources

And the consumer bureau is finishing rules to provide tighter oversight of mortgage servicing companies, which collect payments from homeowners.

The agency is finishing rules limiting greenhouse gas emissions from both new and existing power plants as well, with the final rules expected within weeks.

Sequence finishing rules (sample number, amplicon failure, neighborhood failure) typically applied when resequencing closely related species were not applied to the raw basecalls because of the large evolutionary divergence between some of the strains.

In order to maximize the number of bases called among the divergent collection of strains resequenced, analysis with the ABACUS algorithm was performed without using the highly conservative neighborhood and sample finishing rules.

Even before the downgrade, Congress was pressing regulators to finish rules governing credit ratings and the rating agencies.

FUEL EFFICIENCY STANDARDS In the summer of 2012, the administration finished rules to require cars and light trucks to get, on average, nearly 55 miles per gallon by 2025.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission voted 3 to 1 on Wednesday to finish rules proposed a year ago to protect customers, including measures to close loopholes, reinforce internal risk controls and force brokers to provide more information to clients.

PASSENGER BILL OF RIGHTS After a series of highly publicized cases in which airplane passengers were stranded for hours on the tarmac, the Obama administration in 2009 finished rules requiring airlines to return their planes to the gates within three hours or face steep fines.

To make sure there would be time to finish rules limiting emissions from diesel engines in trucks and buses, for example, the administration streamlined the process by which the proposal would be vetted by various agencies and disputes between them resolved.

Most commented on in the sprawling Obama climate plan is the President's decision to ask the Environmental Protection Agency to finish rules for allowable carbon pollution from new power plants, and for allowable carbon emissions from existing power plants.

The rating agency warned that an especially stringent version of the yet-to-be finished rule might prompt S.&P. to downgrade the ratings of certain big banks.