Sentence examples for implementation of new regulations from inspiring English sources

To beat out the implementation of new regulations, banks are rapidly jacking up checking-account charges and credit card fees, even for those who have paid their bills on time.

Detailed proposals will be ready by the G-20's November summit, he said, though he added that implementation of new regulations will depend on the state of the economy.

But the implementation of new regulations for 2014 onwards - which include new engine formula and the introduction of more powerful energy recovery systems - could see next season's Formula 1 championship become more competitive.

We take as our point of departure the implementation of new regulations in a Norwegian context.

The implementation of new regulations may result in an improvement in the coming years.

OIRA oversees the implementation of many governmentwide policies, including the adoption of new regulations.

Within two hours of his oath-taking on Saturday, he ordered a halt to the publication of new regulations in the Federal Register until they can be reviewed, and he issued instructions to slow the implementation of already published executive orders and regulations that flooded out of the White House in Bill Clinton's last days as president.

Prior to the implementation of these new regulations, food enzymes and flavourings were regulated at the national level for each member state.

Rep. Ed Perlmutter (D-Colo.), one of the signees of the letter, said in a press statement that although he supports the the implementation of these new regulations, a full resolution of this issue is better addressed by his Marijuana Access to Banking Act legislation, co-sponsored by another signee, Rep. Denny Heck (D-Wash.).

It has also delayed the implementation of the new regulations concerning industrial boilers, after loud complaints from the businesses affected.

Children's TV channels were granted a graduated phase-in period with full implementation of the new regulations to come into force by January 1 2009.