Sentence examples for published new rules from inspiring English sources

See article.The Obama administration published new rules to protect America's waterways and wetlands.

Last year the Office of Fair Trading published new rules on starting rates after complaints.

Last month, China's stock exchanges published new rules that discouraged companies from halting trading in their own shares.

Full plans on this are due after the election, although this week the government published new rules giving schools independently managed three-year budgets.

The Social Security Administration published new rules this week that limit the ability of Social Security recipients to essentially receive interest-free loans from the agency.

Earlier this month, China's Propaganda Department, the Ministry of Culture and four other regulators published new rules that further restricted foreign film and television makers.

The president's statement comes as the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) prepares to publish new rules to regulate the internet after a series of legal defeats at the hands of telecoms and cable companies.

Mr. Day said that in the interim, the agency would publish new rules on Nov. 19 that would assign different altitudes to helicopters, which fly relatively slowly, and to fixed-wing planes.

The government is expected to publish new rules on planning this week, which will make it easier for developers to exploit green spaces and important ecological areas.

In August three of the SEC's five commissioners blocked Schapiro's attempt to publish new rules for public comment.

On planning - another issue that has proved controversial with some Conservative supporters - he said he was "determined" that the rules be shaken up: "We will be publishing new planning rules which I think will make it a lot easier for things to get built in this country while protecting our precious environment".