Sentence examples for refusal to regulate from inspiring English sources
Rachmanism is back – if it ever went away – and the government's refusal to regulate the sector is a recipe for disaster.
Among them is a challenge to the environmental agency's refusal to regulate carbon dioxide emissions from power plants, now pending in the federal appeals court here.
Among them is a challenge to the agency's refusal to regulate carbon dioxide emissions from power plants, now pending in the U.S. federal appeals court here.
The states, according to their "friend of the court" brief filed on Thursday, contend that the E.P.A.'s refusal to regulate ballast discharges violates provisions of the Clean Water Act.
According to a report last month from the Law Library of Congress, bitcoin is being discussed and used in at least forty foreign nations, whose governments' responses range from outright bans to a refusal to regulate it.
The most significant victory of the term for liberals came when they secured Kennedy's vote for a ruling that required the Environmental Protection Agency to justify its refusal to regulate greenhouse gases in vehicle exhaust.
The government may be cursing the internet's refusal to be regulated.
"It would confound all expectations if the number of people actually in possession of cannabis is falling, which strongly suggests that police are starting to decriminalise regardless of the government's stubborn refusal to legalise and regulate the sale of this drug," he said.
EPA may not decline to regulate carbon dioxide emissions from power plants if refusal to act would be "arbitrary, capricious, an abuse of discretion, or otherwise not in accordance with law". §7607 d)(9)(A).
She clashed with the White House in her efforts to regulate violence on network television, as well as over her refusal to endorse Vice President Al Gore's plan to merge the FBI and the Drug Enforcement Administration.
In 2007, the Supreme Court ruled that the E.P.A. had the authority to regulate some emissions and was required to do so unless it had a scientific basis for its refusal.
