Sentence examples for upheld regulations from inspiring English sources

Mr Bush has upheld regulations requiring diesel fuel to be cleaned of most of its pollutants.

Throughout his long tenure on the Court, he had dissented, often in strident terms, anytime his colleagues upheld regulations in that area.

In 1990, she said, a state court upheld regulations requiring mandatory rubella vaccinations and annual tuberculosis testing for health care workers, ruling that the regulations were tailored to make hospitals safe places to get well.

This time it lamented the industry's inability to break free from its malaise after the Federal Communications Commission upheld regulations that allow large long-distance carriers like AT&T and WorldCom to lease access to the networks of the Bell companies to provide local phone service at relatively inexpensive rates.

Legal challenges to the EPA's proposed rules are likely to draw out the fight between the coal industry and the Obama administration well into 2014, but Burtraw said the courts have upheld regulations enacted under the provisions of the Clean Air Act numerous times before, suggesting that the EPA's emissions standards will also withstand any legal challenges from industry.

A truly progressive constitutional project needs to go beyond simply upholding regulations challenged in court.

They are responsible for ensuring the safety of patrons and staff at sanctioned events and venues across the campus, enforce governing regulations of the AMS and uphold regulations stipulated in the Liquor Licence Act of Ontario.

Still, the SEC action yesterday is said to indicate its seriousness about upholding Regulation FD and the principle it enshrines.

"Strong" states are not defined by their level of oppression and tyranny, but instead their ability to effectively collect taxes (i.e. tax effort), implement exiting rules and regulations, uphold rule of law and provide basic public services.

Mr. Thomasson said the courts had upheld similar regulations in the past, and noted that the rule requiring dealers to report bulk handgun sales had been imposed by the firearms agency for several years before Congress, in 1986, passed legislation codifying it as a statute.

But the court has upheld rent regulations, most recently in a unanimous ruling in a 1992 case concerning a mobile-home park in Escondido, Calif.