Sentence examples for suspended regulations from inspiring English sources

After examining more documents, New Jersey officials suspended regulations requiring the company to accept new customers.

The suspended regulations, in turn, were themselves a replacement for an earlier set of rules which had been thrown out by the courts in 2008.

Already, for instance, the Bush administration has suspended regulations, adopted by President Bill Clinton and eagerly sought by labor, that would forbid awarding federal contracts to companies that violate labor laws.

But Verizon appears to be taking its cues from the emergency order that the commission issued three days after the attack; it suspended regulations requiring that the customers receive rebates when their lines are out of service for more than 24 hours.

The government is desperate to stimulate building: it is to suspend regulations on home extensions and harry local authorities to approve more projects.

Labor Secretary Hilda L. Solis announced Friday that she would suspend regulations that the Bush administration introduced in December to make it easier and cheaper for agricultural employers to use foreign workers in temporary jobs.

Carrying out one of the first promises she made after taking office in March, Labor Secretary Hilda L. Solis is suspending regulations adopted by the Bush administration to govern wages and recruitment of immigrant guest workers for agriculture.

The measure will give the state access to disaster funds and the option of suspending regulations to expedite its response.

The other allowed a committee of legislators to suspend regulations enacted by the executive branch between legislative sessions until the full legislature re-convened.

They also suspended hyperandrogenism regulations for two years.

So in 1970, Mayor Lindsay signed a law that suspended parking regulations on holidays, taking it out of administrative discretion.