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If the government puts new rules in place, that could make it harder for gun entrepreneurs like Mmemme to find the parts he needs to assemble guns, hurting his business.

The regulator is expected to put new rules on corporate governance requirements in place later this year.

The New York City Marathon put new rules about prohibited items into effect in April 2013, just after the attack but months in advance of the city's next race.

And last month they put new rules into effect that could force Telefonos de Mexico, the former national phone monopoly widely known as Telmex, to more strongly embrace open competition.

The meetings followed his submissions to the Treasury select committee that outlined his view that banks and other financial institutions would need to be given time to put new rules in place after a deal had been struck with Brussels.

On Monday, the Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, spoke about the Dodd-Frank rules in a speech in Atlanta, warning that there were efforts by groups that oppose the reform to starve regulators of the resources they need to put new rules in place.

Mr Prodi hopes he can put new rules in place by January 1st.Still, though Mr Prodi seems to be solidly placed in his prime ministerial saddle (with his popularity higher than his ministers', and still growing), it will be hard for him to make Mr Bertinotti co-operate.

The SEC has put new rules in place that have curbed that abuse and it's worked extremely well.

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration put new rules into effect today regulating the commercial use of small, unmanned aircraft systems, or drones.

Indeed, broad changes are ahead for the drones industry in the U.S. The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration is expected to put new rules into effect in late August that allow the operation of small, unmanned aircraft in the national airspace.

The U.S. Department of the Treasury and Office of Management and Budget are now in the process of implementing the Act and putting new rules in place.