Sentence examples for regulatory decrees from inspiring English sources

Through regulatory decrees Obama can continue to extend the power of unions in the workplace.

Regulatory Decrees: Ministry of Transport Cormagdalenaa; SuperTransporteh; CCTR.i Ports law apply to both public and private ports.

But that won't stop this White House from enacting-gradually, of course-a substantial part of this treaty through regulatory decrees and executive orders.

They need to be broken up by regulatory decree.

HOT AIR A group of Republicans are trying to block the Clinton Administration from implementing, by regulatory decree, last year's Kyoto Protocol on global warming.

In keeping with the dirigisme of French agriculture, a regulatory body decrees which grapes can be planted where and how they can be used.

In explaining the decisions, the regulatory commission decreed that Brighton had "in the events which have happened, benefited from the non-payment of most of the commission".

Mr. Rule, who used to have Mr. James's job at the Justice Department, called the proposed settlement "the strongest, most regulatory conduct decree ever obtained by the department" and said it went far beyond just resolving the allegations in the lawsuit.

Over a long period of time, there developed patriarchates (churches believed to have been founded by Apostles) and bishoprics, the leaders of which either as monarchical bishops or as bishops with shared authority (i.e., collegiality)—issued decrees and regulatory provisions for the clergy and laity within their particular jurisdictions.

Slower are the after-the-fact consent decrees by regulatory agencies.

In a decree issued last week, the regulatory agency that oversees French television and radio said broadcasters should not mention the names of specific Internet companies when doing so, calling this a violation of French rules banning surreptitious advertising.