Sentence examples for work on regulations from inspiring English sources
California law requires the DMV to work on regulations to cover testing and public use of autonomous vehicles, and the regulator said that this is the first step.
The F.D.A. says it is continuing work on regulations governing the banks.
But it would severely narrow the agency's reach by blocking it from proposing, or even doing much work on, regulations on emissions from stationary sources like power plants, for two years while Congress worked on broader legislation.
In a detailed list of campaign promises, Mr. Obama pledged that "no political appointees in an Obama administration will be permitted to work on regulations or contracts directly and substantially related to their prior employer for two years".
Mr. Bush has boasted of his efforts to cooperate with President-elect Barack Obama to ensure a smooth transition, but the administration is rushing to complete work on regulations to which Mr. Obama and his advisers object.
Obama's recent declaration that nobody on the White House staff is allowed to work on regulations or contracts that touch on areas where they had previously worked as lobbyists caused a minor kerfuffle because, of course, a couple of his staff picks do have some lobbying experience and, of course, they're best qualified to work in the areas where they worked as lobbyists.
The US Federal Aviation Administration FAAA) has said it intends to work on regulation this year, but this is just one of many roadblocks for America's drone industry.
Mr Patriota said it was going to request that the United Nations work on regulation "to impede abuses and protect the privacy" of internet users.
It seems evident that the work on regulation led Monod to be more deeply interested in the problem of evolution.
California is slowly working on regulations that will pave the way for the operation of completely driverless vehicles by the public.
Mr. Obama said he would bar members of an Obama administration from working on regulations or contracts that affected their former employers for two years.
