Sentence examples for timetable for rules from inspiring English sources

Last year it issued new emissions standards for cars, and set out a timetable for rules on large stationary sources such as cement plants and refineries.

Regulators have set no specific timetable for the rules to be adopted.

The economic commission of west African states (Ecowas) has announced it will impose crippling sanctions on Mali after a deadline for setting a timetable for civilian rule was missed.

And Erin M. Crotty, commissioner of the State Department of Environmental Conservation, wrote to the Environmental Protection Agency's administrator, Christie Whitman, in January, arguing against the timetable for new federal rules.

Environmentalists applauded the move but said they wanted to see details and a timetable for the new rules.

There is no timetable for grief, no rules for grieving, and surely everyone is entitled to grieve in his or her own way.

Officials attributed their new position to the rapid timetable for Iraqi self-rule.

Military leaders offered no immediate timetable for restoring civilian rule.

The military has suspended the constitution, ordered a media blackout and so far has not set a timetable for restoring civilian rule.

Opponents had also challenged the agency's timetable for enforcement and its rules singling out big polluters, but the court said the plaintiffs lacked the standing to do so.

Facing more muscular threats in the incoming Congress, the Obama administration has retreated somewhat on its timetable for some long-delayed rules governing smog and toxic emissions from industrial boilers.