Sentence examples for repeal regulations from inspiring English sources

Efforts to compel regulatory approval for the Keystone XL Pipeline and repeal regulations allowing the EPA to regulate carbon pollution seem equally unlikely to succeed.

Other regulatory experts have complained that the legislation is biased because it would allow presidents to repeal regulations during the midnight period but not add new ones.

But voters in Austin, Texas rejected a nearly $9m campaign by Uber and Lyft to repeal regulations on ride-sharing in the city earlier this month.

In the states, rightwing efforts to repeal regulations requiring power companies to use wind and solar power were defeated in Kansas, North Carolina and Ohio.

WASHINGTON — House Republicans on Tuesday failed to advance a measure that would repeal regulations that increase efficiency standards for light bulbs, rules that they have assailed as an example of government overreach.

Corporate America registered its first big victory under President Bush when the House and Senate, in a rapid one-two punch, voted to repeal regulations designed to reduce repetitive stress injuries.

He also said he thought efforts might be made to repeal Regulation FD, for fair disclosure, the rule that bars selective disclosure of material information.

It will repeal regulation 12AA, introduced by the NSW Coalition government two years ago, which required consent authorities to consider "the relative significance of the resource and the economic benefits of developing the resource" to the state and the region.

Revising and repealing regulations often takes time.

But half of the public favors reducing or repealing regulations on businesses in the United States.

IT WAS back in 2002 that India repealed regulations under which foreign residents would have to undergo mandatory HIV testing.