Sentence examples for required regulations from inspiring English sources

The suit last month has now prompted the EPA to agree in a consent decree to a schedule for finally producing the required regulations.

L. 95 396, § 23(1), required regulations to take into account differences in environmental risk and appropriate data for evaluating such risk between agricultural and nonagricultural pesticides.

An attempt led by Barclays to develop Ghana into an offshore banking hub foundered in 2011 when the government, spooked by a warning from the OECD, declined to pass the required regulations.

Vokes' allegations on Thursday against TransCanada, the Canadian company leading the controversial proposal to send tar sands oil from Alberta to the Gulf Coast via the Keystone XL pipeline, were sobering: a "culture of noncompliance" and "coercion," with "deeply entrenched business practices that ignored legally required regulations and codes" and carries "significant public safety risks".

Electrofishing was conducted by technical staff at the Danish Institute for Fisheries Research (now National Institute of Aquatic Resources, technical University of Denmark), who had all necessary permits from the Danish Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries for electrofishing and sampling of tissue and followed all required regulations.

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Abbott said changes to rebates required regulation, which a minister could impose but the Senate could vote to strike down.

The agency said its regulation of tailpipe emissions also required regulation of emissions from stationary sources under two permitting programs.

Motherhood was always recognizable although not necessarily significant whereas fatherhood required regulation to be identifiable.

The EPA first made an initial "endangerment" finding that GHGs required regulation, and then promulgated regulations controlling GHG emissions from motor vehicles and some stationary sources.

Following that they proposed rules to define which sizes of existing or new industrial facilities required regulation, and when.