Sentence examples for midnight period from inspiring English sources

He said the legislation being considered in Congress, for example, goes too far because it prevents federal agencies from not only proposing regulations during the midnight period but also approving regulations that were proposed before the midnight period.

Now, of course, Bush has entered into his own midnight period, and it promises to be a dark time indeed.

Other regulatory experts have complained that the legislation is biased because it would allow presidents to repeal regulations during the midnight period but not add new ones.

"If a rule was proposed a long time ago, and has gone through all the required analysis and public scrutiny and internal vetting, then finalizing it in the midnight period doesn't raise concerns for us," he said.

On a percentage basis, George Bush senior holds the record: his Administration issued a greater proportion of its rules during the midnight period — generally defined as the last three months in office — than any other President's.

But, regardless of motive, evidence suggests that rules issued during the midnight period are of lower quality than those issued at other times.

Differences are observed in the early morning and the afternoon period.

Just didn't have a good outing tonight, period".

Imagine one of those Sunday night period shows like Mr Selfridge, but made with wit and vision.

The IRI doesn't reproduce the morning collapse of B0 and overestimates the B0 over Dibrugarh in the afternoon period, particularly in summer and equinox.

The anomalies represent positive before most events and occur mostly within 2 6 days before the shocks, significantly during the afternoon period, 12 20LT.