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It is also possible that authorities will set new regulations for how liquids are carried on.

Critics are skeptical that the E.P.A. can objectively assess the program, given its promotion of sludge since it set new regulations in 1993 under the Clean Water Act.

Gains for the S.& P. 500-stock index were capped as financial shares gave back recent gains leading up to the so-called Basel III rules, which will set new capital regulations for banks.

The aim of the talks is to boost transatlantic commerce by 10s of billions, according to supporters, and to set new rules and regulations for trade that would effectively become the global template since between them the US and the EU conduct more than half of global trade.

In July 2004, California legislators set new air quality regulations for farmers, forcing them to significantly reduce their emissions of potential greenhouse gases and fine particles.

In addition, the regulations have set new limits for how long a company can call a customer -- 18 months after the last business transaction or 3 months after an inquiry.

Basle III was supposed to set out new regulations for levels of capital reserves, liquidity and leverage ratios.

Campaigners and industry groups expect Obama to announce that he will direct the Environmental Protection Agency to set out new regulations requiring coal-fired power plants and other polluters to cut their carbon emissions.

The agency, excoriated by Republicans as a job-killing bureaucracy, would take the lead in setting the new regulations.

But it is clear that all Western economies will emerge from the current crisis with a set of new regulations.

Eventually, they forced former Governor David Patterson to issue Executive Order 41, which derailed the gas industry drive to approve what many considered a hopelessly inadequate set of new regulations, and sent the entire process back to the drawing board.