Sentence examples for rules aimed at reducing from inspiring English sources

In January 2005 the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) introduced rules aimed at reducing the number.

One obvious step is to let California and 13 other states proceed with stiff new rules aimed at reducing greenhouse gases from cars and light trucks.

But knowing that healthy fisheries are important to world trade and development, the group has begun negotiating new trade rules aimed at reducing subsidies.

In the past two months, the White House has pushed to dismantle nearly half a dozen major rules aimed at reducing greenhouse gases, deregulatory moves intended to save companies hundreds of millions of dollars.

Twice in the last eight years, the E.P.A. has issued carefully vetted rules aimed at reducing air pollution that crosses state lines and been shot down by the D.C. Court of Appeals.

Among other things, they would have delayed enforcement of clean-air regulations, killed two Obama-era rules aimed at reducing greenhouse gases from oil and gas wells, weakened protections for endangered species and insulated the Trump administration from legal challenges to its efforts to repeal clean-water rules.

Under the rule, aimed at reducing the likelihood of another financial crisis, banks can no longer place bets with their own money.

More greenhouse gas regulations may be coming, and a rule aimed at reducing sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide emissions across state lines may be reissued.

Goldman Sachs, moving to comply with a new rule aimed at reducing the riskiness of the country's big banks, recently sold some of its investments in hedge funds.

Federal officials said Monday that Arizona's Navajo Generating Station will produce one-third less energy by 2020 and could close by 2044 under a rule aimed at reducing haze-causing nitrogen oxide pollution.

Re "Another Rebuff for Cleaner Air" (editorial, Aug. 23): As a former Environmental Protection Agency official, I was puzzled by the obvious thing not said in your editorial about the court decision striking down a major rule aimed at reducing air pollution that crosses state lines: that Congress should pass legislation to address the issue.