Sentence examples for regulations taking from inspiring English sources

Then Mr. Hevesi can issue the final regulations, taking into account issues raised in the comment period.

Under regulations taking effect today, all technology purchased by federal agencies must be accessible to the disabled, with few exceptions.

To achieve these goals, public acceptance through education and government actions for developing appropriate regulations taking into consideration the services provided by extractive species are needed.

But this season the team have been a major disappointment after failing to get to grips with the introduction of new regulations, taking just eight points from 10 races so far.

Thanks to regulations taking effect that month under the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007, shopping for light bulbs is fast becoming akin to choosing a spouse: the options are almost endless, and the object of your affection might last longer in the house than you.

John Sindelar, deputy associate administrator of the Office of Governmentwide Policy at the General Services Administration, said that existing Web sites were actually not subject to the regulations taking effect today, but that the sites were being updated as part of a federal policy of accommodating the disabled, with agencies using the Section 508 standards as guidelines.

The health regulations take effect later.

Such regulations take years to draft and finalize.

The regulations took effect Jan . 17 in the final days of the Bush administration.

He says that new laws and regulations take years to be adopted.

But Europe's passenger rights regulations take no consideration of this.