Sentence examples for rulemaking body from inspiring English sources

Crucially, it gives both a seat on the NEC, undermining Corbyn's hold over the party's sovereign rulemaking body.

But in 2004, China joined the Nuclear Suppliers Group (N.S.G ., the rulemaking body for nuclear trade, and agreed to halt nuclear commerce with states outside the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, including Pakistan.

In 1995 the Financial Accounting Standards Board, the U.S. rulemaking body, tried to force companies to include option costs in their earnings statements.

In response, the Accounting Principles Board, the profession's rulemaking body, has finally swung into high gear with a batch of new opinions during the past six months, after years of dragging its heels.

But the outcome may be more rules, about rulemaking.

But the company said it had achieved "favorable safety outcomes" and "secured safety rulemaking favorable to Toyota".

That is partly exaggeration; rescinding an order that is beyond the "rulemaking" stage can take a year or more.

— BEN PROTESS She clarified that, while she would recuse herself from enforcement cases involving former clients, she would not step away from rulemaking.

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

Rulemaking by litigation will only amplify trade friction.Preparing for a new roundWhat should be done to strengthen the WTO and prepare for new trade talks, hopefully next year?

This included research, development and even new rulemaking.