Sentence examples for rule coming out from inspiring English sources

Warren also is to be credited for another Obama administration rule coming out of the S.E.C., that will force companies to publish the difference between their C.E.O.'s pay and an average employee's salary.

It is in that regard that I'm very glad to see what looks like a tougher-than-expected Volcker rule coming out of the implementation phase of Dodd-Frank financial reform.

OMB officials said the agency was following an executive order that requires the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs -- a division within the OMB that signs off on every rule coming out of the federal government -- to meet with "anyone who asks and who is also likely to be regulated under a proposed regulation".

As soon as the proposed rule came out, their representatives began warning about the dire effects it would have on the economy.

These details, if you're not in, in fact, I would argue, if you're in the industry before this rule came out, most people didn't understand what it meant.

The regulators tasked with implementing the rule came out with a proposal on October.

When the proposed rule came out in April, some public health advocates expressed dismay.

Then, a fifth edition of D. & D. rules came out, in 2014, and, somehow, the culture was receptive again to bags of holding and silver-haired drow.

If the rules come out with a lot of additional stuff, then we would have to develop towards it, but for us that's not a big concern at all.

The year after "The Rules" came out, Laurence Kirshbaum, the C.E.O. of Warner Books (now Grand Central), admitted to Time magazine that at first he couldn't believe that women in the nineties would want such a book.

Dietrich says, "I thought the rules came out as well as can be expected, balancing the needs of all the different states".