Sentence examples for new rulemaking from inspiring English sources
This included research, development and even new rulemaking.
Nonetheless, developed countries should offer a time-limited peace clause for developing countries undertaking new rulemaking obligations.
Shortly before Mr. Levitt departed in February 2001, the S.E.C. put a moratorium on new rulemaking until his successor was in place.
The C.F.T.C., meanwhile, identified 30 broad areas of new rulemaking and said it would require 400 additional staff members once the rules were written to regulate derivatives exchanges, clearing facilities and other areas.
Emily DeSantis, a spokeswoman for the Department of Environmental Conservation, said late this afternoon that agency officials expect to begin a new rulemaking process rather than try to meet a Nov. 29 deadline to complete a regulatory overhaul.
What promises to emerge from the new rulemaking process — which will generate mountains of public input — is more, rather than less, regulation and enforcement of schools' obligations to all parties under Title IX.
"Right now, there isn't much protection, but when the newest rulemaking comes into effect in August, passengers will have significant clarified minimum customer service protections when travelling on US carriers," said Charlie Leocha of the Consumer Travel Alliance, a non-profit organization that lobbies for travellers' rights in the US.
Governor Ducey's first official action in January 2015 was to implement a moratorium on new regulatory rulemaking by state agencies.
The senators contend, accurately, that the HEA and APA "prohibit the Department from unilaterally amending or delaying a final rule except through a new negotiated rulemaking or in very narrow circumstances," where the department, as the relevant statute reads "for good cause finds... that notice and public procedure thereon are impracticable, unnecessary, or contrary to the public interest".
Further, she says an industry trade group submitted comments about a portion of the study to OSHA in April 2005, during the agencys rulemaking hearings on new standards for workplace exposure to chromium.
Rulemaking by litigation will only amplify trade friction.Preparing for a new roundWhat should be done to strengthen the WTO and prepare for new trade talks, hopefully next year?
