Sentence examples for timeline for rules from inspiring English sources

It's not an official requirement yet, but if it goes into effect in 2019 — a likely timeline for rules like this — manufacturers would be able to phase the technology into their fleets over a few years, with all new vehicles being required to talk to each other by 2023.

Mr. Gensler, for the first time, outlined a formal timeline for many rules stemming from the Dodd-Frank Act.

The statement on Monday, which provides the first significant window into the agency's timeline for derivatives rules, is aimed at alleviating some of the ambiguity.

"We heard a lot of 'I don't have anything to offer you today in terms of anything substantive that we do or do not support in these rules, and I don't have anything to offer you about the future timeline for when the rules may or may not move forward,' " he said.

The training addressed the importance of obtaining sufficient urine, of refrigerating the urine immediately after the sample was provided, of the timeline for sample collection, rules for documenting household contacts, and form dispositions.

There is no timeline for a ruling.

The Federal District Court for the District of Columbia had already sent the issue back to the National Park Service to develop a new rule more fully explaining the basis for its conclusions, closing the case and setting no timeline for the new rule.

During a Thursday hearing, Chaffetz grilled EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy on the timeline for revising the rule.

Students at Columbia fought for a policy that would allow students of different genders to live in the same dorm room to be passed this year -- the school already allows mixed-gender dorms -- but were defeated when the administration called the timeline for constituting the rule "unrealistic".

Legislation in both houses threatens the deal by setting restrictions on the timeline for rolling back sanctions and other rules.

The legislation would keep in place the timeline for issuing final rules for definitions such as swaps and swap dealers, and for rules requiring record retention and regulatory reporting.