Sentence examples for of rule making from inspiring English sources

The Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board, an oversight body created by Congress, had complained that the proposal could wipe out 50 years of rule making.

[C3.] S.E.C.'s Corporate Finance Head to Step Down Alan L. Beller, who led a surge of rule making at the Securities and Exchange Commission as head of its corporation finance division, will step down in February and return to private business, the agency said yesterday.

The cloud burst of rule making being led by Secretary Kathleen Sebelius to implement health reform offers an opportunity to put disability assistance on a more rational path.

However, at present, this recommendation has not been the subject of rule making.

She did not address why the pace of rule making had slowed so sharply in 2012 and 2013, or why the energy efficiency rules were held up.

The abstract design vocabulary is assembled by the a sequence of rules, making up a design language.

The deregulation task force reviewed hundreds of rules, making specific recommendations on which ones to amend or revise, in order to curb the size of the federal government.

Simplifying the current thicket of rules makes sense.

Of course the algorithms, a set of rules made by humans, do not have to work this way.

MR. OLSON -- Well, it is, yes, it said that, Justice Kennedy, but what it did was supplant a set of rules, enacted before the election to govern the election, for a set of rules made up after the election.

The diversity of rules makes it impossible to identify a European model per se, although the landlord framework is by far the most extended (see Verhoeven (2009) for a revision of the impact of the EU rules on port governance).