Sentences with phrase «rule making process»

agency rule making process that takes into consideration approaches used in other jurisdictions

Breaking: 18 AG's write the @FCC asking to delay #NetNeutrality rule making process.

Complying with these rules make the process of driving a cab far more expensive and the process of ordering a cab far less convenient.

The impact on many beverages, including ready to drink and handcrafted coffee and tea beverages will be finalized through the rule making process.

In the past several days, Governor Cuomo's environmental department has announced that it's undertaking a new health review of fracking, and that it will likely miss a deadline and have to restart the rule making process to permit the gas drilling process in the state.

A spokeswoman for the DEC says since the environmental assessment is now delayed because of the new health review, the rule making process has also fallen behind.

The Cuomo Administration could be headed toward approval of hydrofracking in New York by the end of February, when a 90 - day extension on a rule making process ends.

The Governor says he believes when his environmental agency finishes the current 90 day extension of a rule making process, than the more than four year review of the gas drilling process will finally be finished.

If the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is to allow the rule making process on fracking to conclude by the end of the month, it must first make public its generic environmental impact statement on fracking.

The regulations proposed by the IRS are part of the rule making process, which are not subject to a vote by Congress and are not legislation.

Their recommendations have to go to the State Board so members can initiate the rule making process to rewrite the accountability system.

USARK and PIJAC have been in constant communication about these issues for quite some time, and worked very hard to submit pertinent information during the rule making process.

The FAA has begun the rule making process to address the commercial use of unmanned aerial vehicles, otherwise known as drones.