Sentence examples for rule rulemaking from inspiring English sources

Bart Chilton, a Democratic commissioner at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, said if regulators live in fear of a lawsuit alleging they failed to consider sufficiently the costs and benefits of a rule, rulemaking slows or halts and opponents have succeeded.

But the outcome may be more rules, about rulemaking.

Some allege improper conduct in the public comment portion of rulemaking; some allege the rule itself is technically incorrect; some tilt quixotically at undoing the rule in order to undermine its support in advance of the midterm elections.

This panel of judges could essentially render the FCC's rules or rulemaking process inadequate, illegal or incorrect — or all three — and send the agency back to the drawing board.

If combined with stable and presumptively optimal rules in the existing regulatory framework and rulemaking processes, these governance mechanisms, among others, could become part of a dynamic optimization and supplementation process for rulemaking.

The Secretary may not decide against promulgation of a final rule because of lack of time to complete rulemaking.

There is a good basis for arguing that the way the FCC adopted this rule violated the APA, which prohibits "arbitrary and capricious" rulemaking.

The bill (H.R. 1090) would do this first by halting the DOL rulemaking until the Securities and Exchange Commission finalizes its own, long-awaited fiduciary rule and second by erecting additional barriers in the way of SEC rulemaking.

Trump also used the pen and phone, but within the rule of law, to expand freedoms by restoring a separation of powers in rulemaking.

The bulk of big rulemaking documents like Restoring Internet Freedom isn't composed of the actual rules but in the justification of those rules.

The courts struck down an earlier effort at rulemaking (passed despite Mr Powell's own opposition to his agency's new rules) last year.