Sentence examples for work on rules from inspiring English sources

U.S. transportation secretary Anthony Foxx said in May that he was accelerating work on rules that would require car-to-car communication technology on all new vehicles.

As the Federal Reserve completes work on rules to root out abuses by lenders, its plan has run into a buzz saw of criticism from bankers, mortgage brokers and other parts of the housing industry.

Last month, the State Agriculture Department finished its work on rules that farmers may use to grow industrial hemp, a cousin of marijuana that does not have hallucinogenic properties.

Documents on file at several agencies show that business groups have stepped up lobbying in recent months, as they try to help the Bush administration finish work on rules that have been hotly debated and, in some cases, litigated for years.

NASA and the station partners, including the European Space Agency, the Japanese Space Agency and the Canadian Space Agency, are continuing to work on rules for flying nonastronauts, Mr. Hawes said, and it might be possible for Mr. Tito to take part in a Soyuz flight scheduled for October if he meets the criteria.

The measure also bars further work on rules for two geographically distinct populations of the greater sage-grouse.

Evidently, this idea bears strong affinities to Wittgenstein's work on rule following.

It is against this backdrop that the Independent Commission for Aid Impact's (Icai) report, which criticises the Department for International Development's (DfID) work on rule of law, is published.

In Bethesda, health care officials are leasing more than 70,000 square feet of space on three floors of an office building for about 230 employees to work on rule-making and other duties.

There is a rich resource of prior work on rule-based learning and feature selection in the fields of bioinformatics and statistical learning.

Most research on management of commonly owned forests has focused on the first two sets of factors, including extensive work on rule-making and enforcement, leadership, group size, and heterogeneity, and characteristics of the resource (Wade 1988; Ostrom 1990; Gibson et al. 2000; Poteete and Ostrom 2004).