Sentence examples for the rules under consideration from inspiring English sources

Filmmakers and farmers, gun makers and real estate agents, and people in dozens of other industries say the rules under consideration by the Obama administration would choke off their ability to have a mutually beneficial dialogue with government officials.

The Department of Transportation proposed these and other passenger protections last June, soliciting public comment on the ideas, and ultimately adopted most of the rules under consideration, despite objections raised by the airlines.

In fact, the rules under consideration at the FCC would be a huge step backwards for consumers -- confusing consumers and increasing the risk of abusive or discriminatory use of our data online.

The rule under consideration by the SEC allows companies lots of flexibility in choosing how to calculate median compensation.

Due to the concerns of several deep-pocketed industries, many experts believe the rule under consideration won't be made public until after the presidential election, when the political blowback would be minimized.

The proposed regulations, issued by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, are shaping up to be among the thorniest of the new financial rules under consideration in Washington.

Although work done in grain elevators is considered commercial rather than agricultural, safety advocates believe the rules currently under consideration would restrict grain-related duties for teens as well.

"The next wave of proposed rules under consideration by the European Parliament will either permit more innovation and growth, or stifle the vibrant free web that has allowed creativity, innovation, and collaboration to thrive.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) summarized rules under consideration in an effort to prevent mortgage holders from facing unexpected and expensive costs.

New rules under consideration at the consumer bureau include more aggressive outreach by student loan servicers when borrowers first start to miss payments and a requirement that they consider borrowers for certain payment plans before placing their accounts in default.

This is a resolution, sponsored by Senator Anderson (whose recognition Senator Johnson did not contest this morning), that calls upon the Senate to proceed immediately to a consideration of the rules under which it shall function once it gets to functioning.