Sentence examples for overdue regulations from inspiring English sources

That gives the debt-equity regs, as they're called, the distinction of being the most overdue of Treasury's 417 overdue regulations.

In implementing these long overdue regulations, the Environmental Protection Agency has provided a reasonable and achievable schedule for our power plants to reduce these harmful emissions.

A diuretic drug routinely used on race days to shed water weight and boost horses' performance will be banned under an overdue regulation adopted last week by the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission.

The Obama Administration has also been stalling on long overdue food safety regulations.

As supply met demand, politicians decided that a body of regulations was overdue.

In attacking the current administration's effort to enact a long overdue update of federal regulations on eligibility for overtime pay, Bob Herbert ("Picking Workers' Pockets," column, July 3) says of the six-decade-old status quo, "It ain't broke, but George Bush is busy fixin' it".

A white paper on utility regulation is overdue.RAENETTE TALJAARDMPDemocratic PartyCape TownMcLettersSIR If McDonald's wants to keep the Swiss courts busy after the case against health-care firm McWellness, here is a worthy foe ("Today burgers, tomorrow...?", July 15th).

Additional comprehensive regulation is overdue and may address more than the narrow technical concerns of recent legislation.

Effective regulation is long overdue; however, the regulatory pendulum never stops at effective regulation after such lax oversight.

The regulators also have said that including the airlines in climate regulations was long overdue because international aviation had been left out of the Kyoto Protocol, while most other industrial sectors in developed countries had been included.

These regulations are long overdue and sorely needed by the state of Connecticut".