Sentence examples for hearings and comments from inspiring English sources

The new report, the product of a year of hearings and comments from more than 350 scientists, advocates that U.S. science policy undergo "not a major overhaul, but rather a fine-tuning and rejuvenation".

The draft plan, which could be revised after public hearings and comments, sets February through June flow standards of 30%to50%0% of the water that would naturally course down the river beds if there were no reservoirs or diversions.

After years of research, scientific debate, court cases, public hearings and comments, Senator Murkowski is suggesting that we simply choose to "un-learn" that global warming is happening and that it will be dangerous to human health and welfare.

And after years of research, scientific debate, court cases, public hearings and comments, it makes no sense at all to tie EPA's hands and simply choose to ignore that global warming is happening now and is threatening human health and welfare. .

Positive association of knowledge of past governmental efforts with participation intent might, more specifically, suggest that a variety of measures newly employed by the government to incorporate public opinion, such as public hearings and comments, town meetings, and expert councils, were welcomed by the public, and somehow inspired their participation in the policymaking process.

It was based on three years of data review, two rounds of peer review by 12 independent scientists, numerous public hearings and comment, and extensive scientific analysis and revision.

The State Department then spent months drafting the requirements after holding public hearings and inviting comments from companies and advocates.

Projects then enter a seven-month public review, in which City Planning, the local community board, the borough president and usually the City Council hold public hearings and provide comments.

After holding several hearings and receiving comments for almost two years, the copyright office said repeatedly in its ruling that the proponents of various kinds of exemptions had not demonstrated evidence that there would be "substantial harm" if an exemption was not granted.

This avoids the more strenuous National Environmental Protection Act permitting process overseen by the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA), which requires public hearings and public comments for major federal pipeline projects.

That's why tortured public hearings and open-comment periods exist.