Sentence examples for implement new regulations from inspiring English sources

The good news is that Democrats have said they will implement new regulations if the Supreme Court unravels existing ones.

Chancellor Tisch said the state planned to implement new regulations this fall.

The executive order tried to force all federal agencies to implement new regulations to ensure greater transparency in the disclosure process.

A step behind Spitzer, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) announced this week that it would implement new regulations for the $600 billion hedge fund industry.

He argued then, as he does to this day, that the environment has improved over the past few decades and industry has cleaned up its act so there is no need to implement new regulations to curb carbon pollution.

The move comes as the Canadian government begins figuring out how it will roll out its recreational marijuana market, and just weeks before it has to implement new regulations around the existing medical marijuana regime, which will likely shake things up.

They become more resistant as matter of instinct to change, and that makes it more difficult to implement new regulation," said Robert C. Hockett, a Cornell law professor and a regular consultant to the New York Fed.

USPS already implemented new regulations in 2012 that require the less-costly modes of delivery for new addresses unless the agency approves exceptions.

Expenditures on control functions related to implementing new regulations such as compliance, risk, finance, operations, and technology have been cut — but only by 10%.

In March, the Department of Public Works was given the task of implementing new regulations that the Board of Supervisors had passed last fall in an effort to streamline the process.

Employment legislation has become more and more onerous as Labour has implemented new regulations such as the working time directive (from Europe), and new rights for consultation through works councils (again from Europe).