Sentence examples for regulations before the from inspiring English sources

The House legislation, formally known as the Swaps Regulatory Improvement Act, has little chance of becoming law, as the Senate has not proceeded with its own version, and the Obama administration has spoken in opposition to it, arguing that regulators should be given a chance to adopt various Dodd-Frank related regulations before the law is revised.

Gautam said on Tuesday the government planned to announce the new regulations before the next trekking season in the spring.

With the change of administration after the election, he is under pressure to pass through several ambitious regulations before the end of the year.

Establishing strict regulations before the retail industry booms is critical for public health and safety, said Michelle Mello, Stanford professor of law and of health research and policy, who has written about the dangers of legal edibles.

One analyst I spoke to, who asked not to be identified, told me that because California is such a big market the requirements encouraged auto manufacturers to roll out E.V.s to meet the state's regulations before the cars would appeal to a wide market.

Mark S. Herr, director of the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs, which oversees the State Cemetery Board, said that because of a lack of cemetery regulations before the 1970's, there are probably thousands of forgotten grave sites in the state, many of them potter's fields for the indigent or unknown.

The bill was approved in the House of Representatives in July with 50 out of 96 votes and once approved in Senate, Uruguay will have 120 days to write the regulations before implementing the law.

Similarly, the competition between national financial centres accelerated regulatory capture and contributed materially to lax regulation before the crisis.

They led by 11 points with about three minutes left in regulation before the Tar Heels went on a 14-3 run to force the first extra period.

Hasek was working on his fourth shutout of the season with less than five minutes left in regulation before the Predators mounted their comeback.

In 2010, she described the state of financial regulation before the crisis as "a financial Maginot Line that we believed couldn't be breached".