Sentence examples for regulations to effect from inspiring English sources
In their report yesterday, the monitors said that state police officials had written new rules and regulations to effect 83 of those changes.
New Labour seems intent upon using new regulations to effect a kind of de facto creeping renationalization of Britain's electric power utilities.
But new clean air regulations, to take effect in 2007, are seen as a deterrent.
Beijing promised the International Olympic Committee it would allow accredited foreign journalists "complete freedom to report" in China before and during the games — and in 2006 it unveiled new, temporary regulations to that effect.
The answer is probably to say that it must be treated as any other material evidence would be: bagged, logged, and kept centrally and securely; there are already plenty of regulations to this effect, though they aren't always respected.
The new regulations, to take effect Nov. 1, require drivers to have at least three years of driving experience and no violent criminal or drunk-driving history.
Since 2015, New York City has had strict regulations to this effect: Employers must use someone's expressed name and pronouns, they can't enforce a dress code that has gendered differences, and they must let people use the bathroom that matches the gender with which they identify.
To what degree such violations pose a problem will however depend on how often individuals stay in these states long enough for the regulations to take effect, which again partly depend on the follow-up time of the study.
The White House's proposal to review many federal regulations to determine their effect on energy production or transmission is another point of contention.
A spokesman for the Agriculture Department said the agency is continuing to draft regulations to put in effect the catfish inspection program.
Resolutions will be introduced that will strip the EPA of its capacity to implement dates for regulations to go into effect, instead, giving that power to Congress.
