Sentence examples for overdue rules from inspiring English sources

Early next month, the Obama administration will finalize important and long overdue rules for the management of 155 national forests covering nearly 200 million acres.

Her lack of a deep regulatory background is also a worry at a time when the agency's top priority is to finish overdue rules to carry out the Dodd-Frank financial reform and other securities laws.

This overdue rule adds much-needed weight to previous, more limited disclosure requirements.

The Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday issued a welcome and overdue rule compelling power plants in 27 states and the District of Columbia to reduce smokestack emissions that pollute the air and poison forests, lakes and streams across the eastern United States.

In a few weeks, the White House will announce a far-reaching and long-overdue rule change on who is entitled to mandatory overtime -- and the even-better news is that Congress won't have much of a say about it.

The 1976 Aboriginal Land Rights Act, passed under the new prime minister, Malcolm Fraser, set new and overdue ground rules for the collection and management of cultural materials.

And he said that the extent to which the existing "overdue payables" rules had succeeded in reducing the amount of overdue debt by 68% to €18.3m since June 2011 was evidence that Uefa's approach could succeed.

It will take Mr. Obama's engaged leadership to ensure that the long-overdue new rules, which offer basic fairness for home care aides, are carried out.

"Senator Harkin continues to advocate for long-overdue substantive rules changes," Harkin spokeswoman Kate Cyrul said.

The time is long overdue for the rules-makers to assume proper control.

From Argentina to Myanmar, where Nobel peace laureate Aung San Suu Kyi led an opposition landslide election victory ending absolute army rule, several countries enjoyed an overdue fresh start.