Sentence examples for rulemaking on from inspiring English sources
It doesn't make sense to add excess roadblocks to its voting process because of a controversial rulemaking on one of the many issues the agency addresses.
"It is also possible at some point that the N.P.S. may consider doing a more generic rulemaking on the subject," it adds.
For example, A.M.I. submitted a petition five years ago to use carcass irradiation — a process to reduce or eliminate pathogens like E. coli — but we are still waiting for the department to initiate a rulemaking on its efficacy.
Despite these protests, on 29 September USDA officials agreed to "initiate and complete a rulemaking on the regulation of birds, rats, and mice within a reasonable time".
The Federal Register will likely publish the Federal Communication Commission's rulemaking on Monday, making it officially open season for telecoms and other opponents to file lawsuits against the agency.
The FCC can do that rulemaking on its own, and after a 120-day public comment period, if you conceal who's paying for those ads, you'll get nailed.
And late last month, IRS Commissioner John Koskinen was raked over the coals over his alleged failure to turn over documents related to the scandal, while negotiations on an important bill to provide aid to Ukraine strangely evolved to include an effort to halt all progress on the IRS rulemaking for one year.
OSHA has created final benzene regulations after extensive rulemakings on two occasions, 1978 and 1987.
If Chairman Schapiro endorses that double standard -- if she allows the Commission to move forward on the general solicitation rulemaking based on this sham of an economic analysis -- then she may as well just close the agency's doors.
In the proposed rulemaking issued on Nov. 26, the IRS asked for recommendations from the public on defining the amount of permissible political activity by these groups.
Further, she says an industry trade group submitted comments about a portion of the study to OSHA in April 2005, during the agencys rulemaking hearings on new standards for workplace exposure to chromium.
