Sentence examples for rule-making powers from inspiring English sources

America's accounting-standard setter, the FASB, has rule-making powers and is funded from the same public-company fees that fill the PCAOB's coffers.Yet Donna Nagy of the University of Cincinnati insists that the PCAOB is unique.

The Fed could simply use its existing rule-making powers to put a target band on inflation.

Business gets its many rule-making powers from public government.

Public government sets the limits to the exercise of these rule-making powers of business, and protects the freedom of business operations within this area of authority.

When the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools sought to usurp rule-making powers with regard to athletics, Aigler defended the authority and jurisdiction of the Big Ten.

Whatever the source of the executive's rule-making power, safeguards against misuse are necessary.

"If it's freestanding and has rule-making power and is not subject to 'safety and soundness,' I think it will be a no-go for the Republicans".

Given the high hurdle to overturn its laws, there is no real check on the rule-making power of the agency's director.

He said that surveys by Pew and others found that consumers "do not want to vest rule-making power in other entities" like government.

Some of those judges, in the Federal Courts of Appeals, have found regulations invalid either because Congress delegated rule-making power to administrative agencies -- which is the only way regulating gets done -- or because the rules went beyond federal power over interstate commerce.

The Treasury says the delay of the employer mandate is a form of "transition relief" that it can offer by regulation, under its general rule-making power, without a change in the law.