Sentence examples for published a regulation from inspiring English sources

In March 2000, the National Park Service published a regulation banning personal watercraft in 66 of its 87 parks.

In 2010, the FDA finally published a regulation requiring egg producers to take a series of steps to reduce contamination.

Earlier this year, the administration published a regulation featuring a slew of changes to health insurance exchange rules, the most consequential of which is a shorter enrollment period.

King v. Burwell is one of several basically identical lawsuits arguing that the IRS broke the law when it published a regulation allowing subsidies to go to people in states with federally created exchanges.

But others are reportedly stocking up on supplies before the ban, which will take effect 60 days after the F.D.A. publishes a regulation stating its reasons for withdrawing ephedra from the market.

He said the agency was going ahead with the application because "the food additive here has some analytical methodologies everyone has to use to produce it safely to make sure there are no mycotoxins, and this would allow us to publish a regulation in the code, in the Federal Register, that would let us publish all the procedures".

In May 2014, the European Union Parliament and Council published a new regulation on clinical trials on medicinal products for human use, which is designed to replace Directive 2001/20/EC.

The Department of Health and Human Services today published a new regulation broadening protections for health care providers who refuse to provide health care services based on religious or moral grounds.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Friday published a new regulation – eagerly awaited by those suffering from celiac disease – that defines the term "gluten-free".

The proposal comes two weeks after the Ministry of Home Affairs published a new regulation requiring all NGOs to seek the government's permission for their projects and providing for their suspension if they engage in any activity "that could cause loss of harmony, or a national security threat".

Once the Office of Personnel Management has collected comments on the proposed rule, it will make any necessary revisions, publish a final regulation and then provide guidance to federal agencies and their employees on how to apply for coverage.