Sentence examples for proposal for regulating from inspiring English sources

A tree preservation group's proposal for regulating tree removal on private property, similar to an ordinance passed in 2004 in adjacent Chatham, was decisively rebuked.

In response, Republican senator Ted Cruz went so far as to call Obama's proposal for regulating the web "Obamacare for the internet", saying on Twitter "the internet should not operate at the speed of government".

This is not the first time that the scientific community has offered up a proposal for regulating synthetic genomics.

Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) issued a stern reprimand to Facebook over today's news, and again pushed his proposal for regulating companies holding large data sets as ""information fiduciaries" with additional consequences for improper security.

In their proposal for regulating flash orders, they've asked the industry, not just the exchanges but the users themselves, how is the options industry different than equities and should it be treated differently?

Late in 1971, Hanson was asked to work with other U.S. EPA employees to develop a rationale and proposal for regulating lead in gasoline.

The FCC had been considering two main proposals for regulating the internet.

The Food and Drug Administration is expected on Thursday to announce proposals for regulating the meat and milk from genetically engineered animals.

But they cannot distract him from the equally important obligation to strengthen the administration's timid and legally suspect proposals for regulating mercury emissions from coal-fired power plants.

Correction: June 9, 2004, Wednesday An article last Wednesday about efforts by the Environmental Protection Agency to develop federal emission standards for companies that generate animal waste misstated the occupation of Richard Schwartz, who said the Bush administration had been more receptive than the Clinton White House to industry proposals for regulating it.

New proposals for regulating derivatives trading, released by the European Commission on September 15th, were less onerous than expected, and in some ways less likely to discourage innovation than America's new rules.Nonetheless, increased regulation is likely to slow the pace of financial innovation.