Sentence examples for regulations planned from inspiring English sources

Only problem: the Agency had no such regulations planned.

Regulations planned or put in place in the crisis may also have helped banks by making them more resilient to shocks.

The regulations planned in New York would prevent insurance companies from sharing medical records with affiliates or third parties unless the customer consents in writing, said Kevin Rampe, the general counsel for the Insurance Department.

The new rule is one in a trio of methane regulations planned by the Obama administration, which are in various states of completion, and are all geared toward the president's goal of reducing U.S. methane emissions from the oil and gas sector 40 to 45percentt below 2012 levels by 2025.

But farming, as ever, is protected by deference and vested interest, excluded from the regulations, planning conditions and taxes other businesses must observe.

Those alarms were clanging loudly when EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy touted the new power plant regulations plan for an "orderly transition" from coal.

The new federal advisory board for tobacco regulation plans to meet for the first time Tuesday in Washington.

The fracking industry body UKOOG said the report was "in danger of extrapolating the experiences of other jurisdictions that have different regulation, planning regimes and geologies".

He will complain in almost every area that is holding British business back, whether it is regulation, planning, poor skills or a hideously complex tax system, the forces of stagnation are lined up to defend the status quo.

Governance issues address the allocation of functions (such as regulation, planning, and monitoring) between public and private actors.

The neurobiological development of executive functions such as self-regulation, planning and organisation also continues well into the mid-twenties [ 17].