Sentence examples for rules to be published from inspiring English sources

Gardeners said they expected the proposed rules to be published soon in the City Record, with a public hearing to follow.

The new rules, to be published in the Federal Register, create a strong incentive for employers to put money into insurance for their employees rather than dependents.

Brokers are still waiting for precise Kyoto rules to be published, which will allow trading to develop similar to that for stocks and bonds.

Under the new rules, to be published next week, Medicare will not pay hospitals for the costs of treating certain "conditions that could reasonably have been prevented".

Aid agencies and other suppliers must cut the cost of their contracts and will in future be paid by results under rules to be published today by the development secretary, Justine Greening.

"We're living in an age of anxiety that's a reflection of the near-constant change and confusion in technology and social mores," said Steven Petrow, an author of five etiquette books including "Mind Your Digital Manners: Advice for an Age Without Rules," to be published in 2014.

In a rule to be published on Tuesday and to go into effect on Dec. 31, the Bush administration withdraws that veto power.

In a proposed rule to be published on Friday, the administration says the cut is required by the existing Medicare law.

The proposed rules are to be published today in The Federal Register.

But in May, Joshua B. Bolten, the White House chief of staff, informed administrative agencies that after June 1 no proposed rules were to be published except under "extraordinary" circumstances.

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