Sentence examples for unveiled the rules from inspiring English sources

Under the schedule set out by the EPA when it unveiled the rules last summer, states had until September to submit their plans for cutting emissions from power plants.

Now, nearly four months after Apple first unveiled the rules, it has quietly revised them.

Chris Jennings, the health policy coordinator at the White House, said Mr. Clinton would unveil the rules on Wednesday at the Department of Health and Human Services.

President Lula unveiled the new rules on what he called an "Independence Day for Brazil".

President Lula unveiled the new rules on what he called an "Independence Day for Brazil". Among other things, they suggest that Petrobras, the publicly traded but state-run oil company, have a majority stake in any new developments of the deep-sea oil.

The Securities and Exchange Commission voted on January 27th to impose new disclosure and liquidity rules on these funds.The administration is "trying to legislate by shouting," Steve Bartlett of the Financial Services Roundtable, an industry group, told NPR radio, pointing out that when Mr Obama unveiled the Volcker rule he devoted more words to trashing banks than to outlining the plan.

After Obama unveiled the Buffett rule earlier this month as part of a proposal to cut the national deficit through a combination of tax increases and spending cuts, Republican leaders derided the plan as "class warfare".

Obama unveiled the "Buffett Rule" last September as part of his deficit-reduction plan, proposing a minimum tax rate for millionaires, who often pay a lower effective tax rate than middle-class workers.

Malcolm Turnbull unveiled the new disclosure rules on Monday in a bid to clear up the uncertainty around politicians' eligibility in Canberra.

In unveiling the new rules, Education Secretary Margaret Spellings said her priority was "that we not lose our vigilance for educational attainment for every child".

In May, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the nation's consumer watchdog, unveiled the draft of a rule that would prevent credit card companies and other financial firms from using arbitration clauses that bar consumers from banding together in a class-action lawsuit.