Sentence examples for snap rules from inspiring English sources

Next year EPA will issue a second set of SNAP rules to hasten HFC replacement in more categories of equipment.

Super-Pollutant HFCs: EPA issued SNAP rules in July that have started the shift away from the super-potent chemicals called hydrofluorocarbons.

And in an apparent effort to get around SNAP rules, the new law declares that an "individual who is a recipient under the food stamp program is considered to be a welfare recipient".

A household member is disqualified if he/she was convicted of drug trafficking, ran away from a felony warrant, intentionally violated the SNAP rules in the past, or does not have the required citizenship or non-student status.[3].

EPA recently told industry and other stakeholders that it is planning to complete a second-round SNAP rule within the next year.

EPA completed a first-round SNAP rule in July - setting deadlines on the use of some HFCs in car air conditioners, retail food refrigeration and vending machines, aerosols, and foam blowing - in response to earlier petitions from NRDC and other environmental organizations.

In most situations, the Snap-shot rule and the Track-shot rule give similar results.

An Excel spreadsheet implementing both the Snap-shot rule and the Track-shot rule is available as supporting information (see Excel Tool S1).

The Snap-shot rule declared fewer measurements superfluous than the Track-shot rule for a threshold of 200×106/L, an equal amount for 350×106/L, and more for 500×106/L.

The Snap-shot rule applies to a single measurement.

The Snap-shot rule is thus mainly designed for relatively high CD4 cell counts.