Sentence examples for regulations to replace from inspiring English sources

During the freeze, the F.C.C. will try to adopt comprehensive regulations to replace rules struck down in March by a federal appeals court.

The E.P.A.'s job is to figure out the risks, order changes in drilling practices where necessary and develop federal regulations to replace the present state-by-state patchwork of laws.

Judge Dolly Gee, the federal judge in California who ruled in favor of Schey, would have to approve new regulations to replace Flores, he explained.

While we value and welcome the feedback of the troops, the most important question now is whether the White House and Department of Defense will show leadership in insisting on non-discriminatory regulations to replace "don't ask, don't tell".

Compact fluorescent (CF) lamps that provide correlated lamp colour temperature (CCT) [in kelvin (K ], that indicate the relative proportion of warm versus cool colours in a light source, are very often sold, because of the low energy consumption and governmental regulations to replace traditional incandescent bulbs.

On Saturday Benoît Coeuré, a member of the European Central Bank's executive board, underlined Mr. Draghi's comments, saying that Europe needs unified banking regulation to replace the hodgepodge of national regulators and deposit insurance programs that now exist.

First, who in British politics is thinking about the new fiscal architecture and system of financial regulation to replace the defunct fiscal rules and discredited tripartite regime?

An audience member at Kirk's town hall asked the congressman if he support federal regulation to replace the state regulation he would have us eliminate, and he said no. Kirk wants to replace the entire body of state regulatory law with some minimum plan standards that will not be enforced, as there will be no enforcement body to do it.

By June, Pruitt kicked the effort up a notch, issuing a formal notice to solicit ideas on how the agency performs regulatory cost-benefit analyses, in a move widely seen as a giveaway to industry polluters, and proposed a regulation to replace a landmark Obama-era rule protecting drinking water for 117 million Americans.

The administration asserts that the new regulations are needed to replace vague, outmoded rules that have spurred many lawsuits as employers and employees tussle over which workers are exempt and which are not.

Finally, they call for regulation of drugs to replace "the obvious failure of most existing drug laws".