Sentence examples for rules for power from inspiring English sources
Podesta confirmed that the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) would be proposing new rules for power plants in early June.
On the environment, for example, the executive branch can use its administrative authority to toughen up the rules for power plants, cars, and other polluters.
He backed higher fuel efficiency standards for motor vehicles and new toxic emissions rules for power plants, and he helped oversee a deal that would make appliances more energy efficient.
Whilst once he promised an end to the era of dirty fossil fuels with tough new pollution rules for power stations, now he's passing an energy law riddled with loopholes for dirty coal and gas plants.
Nine Northeastern states filed a legal challenge today in federal court here to new air-pollution rules for power plants and other industries, just hours after the Bush administration published those rules.
The White House has said the US can deliver the promised reductions in greenhouse gas emissions through existing regulations, including the Environmental Protection Agency's new rules for power plants, which are the core of Obama's climate agenda.
Under the rules for power-sharing, the resignation of the (unionist) first minister deprives Seamus Mallon, his (nationalist) deputy of his job too.
Hundreds of people across the country lined up Tuesday to tell the Environmental Protection Agency that its new rules for power-plant pollution either go too far or not far enough.
The day before the Obama administration issued its new rule for power plants, Scott Segal, a Washington lawyer with Bracewell & Giuliani, was already denouncing the rule in the New York Times.
While he was at EPA, according to his law firm bio, Holmstead was "the architect of several of the agency's most important initiatives, including... the Mercury Rule for power plants".
"We are informed reliably that the White House Office of Management and Budget, at the behest of the coal-burning electric power industry, is now pushing the EPA to weaken its mercury pollution control requirements in its upcoming toxic pollution rule for power plants," O'Donnell told reporters last week.
