Sentence examples for redraft regulation from inspiring English sources

The IRB has subsequently been looking to redraft regulation 17 to avoid further problems.

Whitehall sources indicated ministers were reluctant to redraft the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (Ripa), which governs covert surveillance activities by the state.

Norman Lamb, the Liberal Democrat health minister, redrafted the regulations – and came up with a formulation that allows the NHS and GPs not to have to put a service out to tender if it is "capable of being provided only by [one] provider".

International Health Regulations (2005), WHA Res 58.3 23 May 2005 The new regulations were the fruit of ten years work attempting to redraft the old regulations in order to make them more suitable for modern needs.

Schwarzenegger acknowledged when he ran for office that he wanted to promote business opportunities, but his freeze of already well-vetted regulations and his appointment of anti-regulation regulators to redraft them are beyond the pale.

Taking refuge in claims of "poor drafting" and "inadvertently created confusion", the coalition hastily redrafted the offending regulations.

Mr. Padilla and Mr. Hamdi could yet be tried in federal court or before a military tribunal, though the latter would require redrafting the recently issued regulations, which exclude Americans from the tribunals' jurisdiction.

Bradley Campbell, the commissioner of the Department of Environmental Protection, said that rather than adopt defective rules, the administration scuttled the proposed regulations and then redrafted them to close the loophole somewhat.

Russians help redraft laws.

I think you should redraft the para.

Hopefully the Government is going to redraft the entire Bill.