Sentence examples for frozen regulations from inspiring English sources

Every president since Reagan has frozen regulations after taking office, and every president since Carter has ordered some review of existing regulations to identify redundant, outdated, or inefficient rules.

Earlier this month, Donald Trump's administration froze regulations that would cut sodium and increase whole grains served in school meals.

The fact is, in order to get this economy moving again, I call for freezing regulations for a year except for the problem of public safety.

The most controversial part of President Trump's move was to freeze regulations concerning President Obama's Affordable Care Act, nicknamed Obamacare.

But sushi restaurants follow strict freezing regulations to ensure their fish is safe to eat.

The Trump administration has also frozen a regulation blocking debris from coal mining from being dumped into nearby streams, apparently under the illusion that "clean coal" is a reality.

An executive order freezing new regulations could push the rusty patched bumblebee towards extinction, environmental groups claim.

Should he win in November, Romney said he would begin by issuing an executive order freezing all regulations approved under but not yet implemented by President Obama.

He got started right away with rolling back the policies of his predecessor, former President Barack Obama, by issuing orders freezing new regulations from recent weeks and ordering agencies to "ease the burden" of the Affordable Care Act during the transition from repealing to replacing the law.

Both would freeze existing regulations in such areas as banking, where abuses of capitalism continue to evolve.

One memorandum froze new regulations, which Andrew Rudalevige, a scholar of executive powers, told me any president would enact in order to get a grasp on the executive branch.