Sentence examples for lengthy proposed from inspiring English sources

The Clean Air Task Force, an advocacy group that worked to overturn the old rule, is continuing its review of the lengthy proposed rule prior to the public comment deadline of 5 July 2011.

In its lengthy "proposed determination" on Wednesday, the agency explained that while it was required to make a final determination "no later" than April 1, 2018, nothing stops it from moving sooner.

It also suggested that implementation was neither costly nor lengthy, proposing that only two items pulse oximetry and prophylactic antibiotics would involve commitment of significant resources; both were reported to be available at all sites in the study (including the low-income country hospitals), though used inconsistently.

Politicians blasted the industry, and regulators were plunged into what promises to be a lengthy battle over proposed price controls and other measures to ease the pain.

A simple new design for a multiple-DBD actuator intended for flow control in a thin boundary layer on a lengthy surface was proposed and studied via parametric experiments.

One article proposed shortening lengthy post-operative hospital stays, leading to early discharge and ambulatory surgery.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, May 21 , 1938P. 13 Lengthy comment on the proposed Fed.

The Russians have proposed a lengthy negotiating plan with Iran, one that would take years to complete.

The European Union's lengthy review of the proposed merger of the music units of Sony and Bertelsmann entered its final phase on Tuesday, as a panel of antitrust regulators concluded two days of closed hearings.

To avoid lengthy deadlocks, the European Commission proposed in 2010 to let individual member states ban a given crop on their territory, while the commission would still grant pan-European marketing approvals based on the European Food Safety Authority's scientific opinion.

Mr. Schrems and his crusade have become a cause célèbre in parts of Europe, attracting the attention of lawmakers in Brussels as the Continent begins a lengthy debate over tough new proposed restrictions on personal data, which could affect Web businesses like Facebook.