Sentence examples for regulations ready from inspiring English sources
Health officials are under great pressure to have the new regulations ready to take effect by the end of July.
In fact, the earliest, such as the pressure on financial exchanges to become more efficient or consolidate, are apparent even now.In this section The heat is on A quick departure and a noisy contest Catastrophe looms Day of the MiFID In meltdown Welcome aboard Reprints Related items Europe's investment regulations: Ready or notSep 7th 2006Not everyone will benefit.
Under industry influence the administration has declined to adopt meat safety regulations readied for action at the end of the Clinton era.
Transport officials do not expect to have the proposed regulation ready for public discussion before 2017 anyway.
Mr. Frank and Senator Christopher J. Dodd, the Connecticut Democrat who is chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, say they will have a bill on financial regulation ready for the president's signature by the end of the year.
"To an extreme legislative majority bent on eliminating the right to choice, everything looks like a health regulation, ready to be used and abused to dismantle access to that choice," Mr. Glazier said.
In addition, we are completing new regulations for ready-to-eat products, including a scientific risk analysis, to help make these rules strong and effective.
His hoppers boil up tonnes of whelks a month, but they're not on today because the West family - three generations work in the clapboard buildings at one end of Whitstable Harbour - are bringing the premises into line with EU regulations and getting ready for summer.
A new set of regulations could be ready in 6 months to 1 year, according to acting NIH director Raynard Kington at a meeting on Friday in Bethesda, Maryland.
"MSC Crociere is in full compliance with national and international labour regulations and is ready to co-operate with the authorities," it said in a statement.
Union leaders anxious to preserve jobs have called for regulations on case-ready meat to make shoppers more aware of what they are buying.
