Sentence examples for forthcoming rules from inspiring English sources
Mr. Clarke, a banking lawyer in Houston, does not currently represent any clients seeking to shape the forthcoming rules.
Under forthcoming rules, he said, a prepaid swap would count as a loan as well as an underlying derivative.
Forthcoming rules on air pollutants, for example, worry them a lot.The second idea is to overhaul tort law so that American firms no longer suffer dramatically higher legal costs than their competitors in other countries.
Mr Barnier likes to hold up a chart tracking his 20-odd proposals as they change from green (forthcoming rules) to orange (under negotiation) and mauve (adopted).The spreadsheet highlights the differences with the parallel regulatory process across the Atlantic.
BLOOMBERG NEWS Small Banks Are Vocal in Distaste for New Rules | A public outburst by a bank official on a conference call with regulators highlighted the small banking industry's "extreme anxiety and agitation over forthcoming rules," The Wall Street Journal writes.
Separately, the FCC's forthcoming rules are expected to come under legal fire from Internet providers.
The trio of liberal arts professors at the university's Austin campus warn that the forthcoming rule could pose a grave danger to academic freedom..
"I hoped Scott Pruitt's policy dirty work would dry up after he left the EPA in disgrace, but proposals like the forthcoming rule to weaken or eliminate protections against mercury emissions make it clear Andrew Wheeler plans to continue … with rollbacks of vital environmental protections," Whitehouse said in a statement.
"The forthcoming rule will put important safeguards in place for future Arctic drilling operations," said Salerno.
"That said, as an industry we believe it's important that the forthcoming rule enables the many civil and commercial uses for UAS technology in a safe and responsible manner and without being unnecessarily restrictive".
Typically, performance improves with increasing time to prepare for the forthcoming rule, reaching an asymptote after 500 ms or more (Rogers and Monsell 1995).
