Sentence examples for regulations were drafted from inspiring English sources

In Saudi Arabia, regulations were drafted last year but have yet to be introduced.

She said through a spokeswoman that California would work on its own rules while the federal regulations were drafted.

Access rates to Telmex's phone lines were reduced, interconnection fees for long-distance calls from one country to the other were lowered, and new regulations were drafted.

The regulations were drafted in reaction to the death of Jodie S. Lane, 30, who was electrocuted on Jan . 16when she stepped on a service box in Greenwich Village that was flowing with stray voltage.

So, too, will oil companies, and perhaps also ceiling-fan manufacturers, though, in the case of the appliance standards, the affected manufacturers were at the table when the proposed regulations were drafted.

Instead, he named other areas where he saw possible breakthroughs: energy, telecommunications, and e-commerce, all of which have changed radically since the regulations were drafted, in the early nineties.

Our position is that the way the regulations are drafted, with reasonable precautions against the inadvertent release of hazardous chemicals, virtually any activity can be located in these areas".

Last month, the Financial Times reported that the US is using these negotiations "to push for a fundamental change in the way business regulations are drafted in the EU to allow business groups greater input earlier in the process".

And if history is any guide, what new regulations are drafted may do very little to prevent the next crisis.

Industry groups have said Obama's version of an "all-of-the-above" approach does not incorporate all energy sources, since regulations being drafted by the Environmental Protection Agency will effectively drive coal out of the U.S. energy mix.

"The bottom line is that, although governments need to put in place efficient regulations that prevent investors getting into difficult situations, the way such regulations are drafted will largely depend on their view of cryptos as a useful financial innovation rather than a threat," Bianchi said.