Sentence examples for substantive regulations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Waxman said that to accept Alabama's position would be to "drive a wedge right through the heart of this court's cases that hold that substantive regulations mandated by statute have the force of law".

But they are going to stop short of substantive regulation of hedge funds or of unregistered hedge fund advisers".

"With for-profit education there is no substantive regulation of what happens in the classroom," Mr. Nassirian says.

Substantive regulation that strengthens the ability of copyright holders to take down infringing material quickly and easily is something few people will oppose.

Although issues with enforcement may still exist under this new model, the provincial government's entry into more substantive pesticide regulation has generally been seen as a positive development for public health.

For the content of the second pool, Kalra uses "substantive data", the regulations call it "other data", and ISO uses the term " payload".

Throughout the hearing, there was little substantive talk of regulation for social media election ads beyond mentions of the Honest Ads Act that's in the works.

Perhaps realizing as much, Mr. Köhler also called for more substantive measures, including stricter regulation of the financial services industry.

Mr. Stevens said that in a debate that focused on heavy, substantive issues like bank regulation, the tax code and poverty, Mr. Romney clearly outperformed.

The administration made almost no substantive changes to the regulation following the period of public comment, says Adam Sonfield, senior public policy associate at the Guttmacher Institute.

She said the final regulations made no substantive changes from the draft and would include a controversial feature to allow the companies to achieve a small part of the required emissions reductions at their plants outside of New York's borders.