Sentences with phrase «little planning regulation»

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The move, which would dramatically pare down federal regulations on small businesses (earlier in the day, Trump told reporters he wants to eliminate «a little more than 75 percent» of the current regulations), is not unexpected — Trump included the executive order in his plan for his first 100 days in office.

The latest executive actions have bolstered Cuomo's support among engaged liberal advocacy groups, ranging from LGBT organizations thrilled with his plan to write regulations to protect transgender New Yorkers to labor groups who have pushed him for years to take action on the minimum wage through the previously little - known power of the Department of Labor wage board.

DeLauro, D - 3rd District, has become a leading opponent of the president's plans for the Trans - Pacific Partnership, or TPP, objecting to plans to «ram the trade agreement through Congress with little debate or transparency,» and saying it would destroy American jobs and threaten food safety and environmental regulations.

Opponents of a new open enrollment program are calling on a little - known state legal agency to exercise its authority to send back emergency regulations governing the plan for further revisions.

But as far as the CRA regulations are concerned, you went just a little too far and now they are planning to penalize you.

As seems to be its custom in such reports, the GAO communicates its conclusion in the titles: «Key Information on Target Date Funds as Default Investments Should Be Provided to Plan Sponsors and Participants» and «Improved Regulation Could Better Protect Participants from Conflicts of Interest» — and, IMHO, there's little controversy in those statements.

The poll found that nearly 70 percent, or 69 percent, of respondents were either unaware of Obama's so - called Clean Power Plan, which, if implemented, would reduce carbon dioxide emissions from power plants 32 percent by 2030, or knew very little about the new climate regulations.

A recent survey of electric utility leaders finds that Trump administration efforts to promote coal energy and roll back air pollution regulations have had little impact on their long - range plans.

A new Media Matters analysis found that when corporate broadcast TV news programs reported on climate change last year, they spent 79 percent of the time on statements or actions by the Trump administration — and even that included little coverage of efforts to roll back the Clean Power Plan and other climate regulations.

Faced with concerns over how quickly new nuclear will progress through the planning and licensing system, and the possibility that even coal plants that are compliant with existing EU environmental regulation may be forced to close early by the proposed Industrial Emissions Directive, generators have little choice but to prepare to build a second wave of gas - fired plants (ie in addition to the 8GW currently under construction) to keep the lights on before new nuclear and some CCS coal plants start to come onto the system in the 2020s.

thanks Bob Ludwick good plan however, as a «denialist» prone to «conspiracy ideation» I'm just a little nervous about how who issues and enforces «worldwide» regulations perhaps the IPCC should have police powers and a SWAT team or two with vest that read CARBON ENFORCEMENT:)

On the back of news that the FCA is planning to publish a review of cryptocurrencies in the third quarter, Jacob Ghanty, Financial Regulatory Partner at Kemp Little, discusses with Lawyer Monthly the FCA's angle on crypto regulation.

We recognize that the provisions of sections 1178 (b)(state public health laws), and 1178 (c)(state regulation of health plans) similarly preserve state laws in those areas, but very little of the public comment appeared to be concerned with these latter statutory provisions.

President Trump lambasted Dodd - Frank (formally the Dodd - Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act) while campaigning, but has offered little in terms of a plan to overhaul the regulation.