Sentence examples for opposing a rule from inspiring English sources

Companies in your sector and your trade association are opposing a rule that would motivate career colleges to provide higher quality programs, at more affordable prices.

Oh, wow! They're opposing a rule that would force "companies to disclose when they use conflict minerals from the Congo?" That's big leagues, Evan!

Companies in your sector, and your trade association, the Association of Private Sector Colleges and Universities (APSCU), are aggressively opposing a rule that measures the debt of former career college students -- a rule that would motivate career colleges to provide higher quality programs, at more affordable prices.

OPPOSING A RULE At a postrace news conference, Ted Ligety, the owner of a helmet and goggle manufacturer called Shred Optics, was sporting a new design on the strap of his goggles.

But sources say the N.F.L. would not oppose a rule change in which juniors who were not drafted were allowed to return to play for their schools.

The dairy industry had opposed a rule by the New Mexico Water Quality Commission requiring that all manure lagoons incorporate a synthetic liner to keep contaminants from leaching into the groundwater.

Devon officials also turned to Mr. Pruitt to enlist other Republican attorneys general and Republican governors to oppose a rule proposed by the Bureau of Land Management that would regulate hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, on federal land.

They oppose a rule that for years has required the federal government to pay for roughly 34,000 beds in detention centers each night.

Pelosi nearly torpedoed the $1.1 trillion measure during a procedural vote Thursday morning, when all her members and 17 Republicans opposed a rule that set the terms of debate on the measure.

(If Kaplan has made serious reforms to benefit students in the last few years, as it claims, why did Graham so vehemently oppose a rule that put at risk of losing federal aid only five percent of career education programs, those at or near the bottom?).

The EPA appointments were also disconcerting for other reasons: at least 5 of the appointees have openly denied or expressed doubt about the scientific consensus on human-induced climate change, and 9 of them have expressed ideological opposition to environmental regulation (for these appointees, the opposition goes beyond simply opposing a particular rule or program).