California imposed the standards anyway, and then what happened, as Chu observed, is that "the manufacturers had to assign the job to the engineers, instead of to the lobbyists".
Representative F. James Sensenbrenner Jr., a Republican of Wisconsin and an author of the Patriot Act, said the measure imposes the standard for collecting data in a criminal trial.
In the problem formulation, mass constraint is adopted to automatically determine the optimal match of candidate materials instead of imposing the standard volume constraint to each material phase.
(The state needs a federal waiver to impose the standards; it has often been granted similar waivers in the past, but the Bush administration refused to grant this one).
Deppe said his department is resolved to impose the standards on a mandatory basis eventually, but is moving cautiously so as not to impose costs that property owners can't afford.
I hope the new awareness of how we just squeaked by this time will force the NRC to get a backbone and impose the standards they set, not what industry wanted, and hopefully with a little more wiggle room than.1.
A City Council committee has recommended that the full council impose the standards on a voluntary basis, at least until the city can complete a two-year survey to identify all the city's structures that need upgrading.
The ruling was also denounced by Christie Whitman, administrator of the E.P.A, which imposed the stricter standard along with the Army Corps in September 2000.
Good looks have always been required for acting, but by the 1980's, after what had been a banner decade for grungy, unkempt stadium rockers, MTV imposed the same standards on the music industry.
But in 1978, Congress imposed the fuel standards, and in April of that year, Chrysler reported the biggest quarterly loss in its history.
