Sentences with phrase «state rule makers»

Washington state rule makers have had an opportunity to follow our governor's recommendation to enact a price on carbon to that helps to solve our public education funding needs.

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According to ESPN, the officials» rule book states that cheerleaders can't use any instruments or noise - makers while the game is in progress and that such behavior, if extreme enough, can warrant an ejection.

State court rulings are all over the map on this issue and policy makers are still trying to find the right balance between company and personal rights.

In response to a trade case filed by the American jet maker Boeing, the United States Commerce Department ruled that Bombardier's CSeries aircraft, a smaller, regional aircraft that entered service last year, had received subsidies of 219.63 percent of the plane's sales price, and it said it would begin collecting duties equivalent to that amount.

Germany and France feel the makers of encrypted messaging apps like Telegram and Signal should help fight Islamic State terrorists, and they're pushing for Europe - wide rules to make that happen.

Members of the American Chemical Council, which represents makers of hydrofracking chemicals sold to drilling companies, were in Albany on Wednesday to meet with Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office to express support for DEC rules that would open much of the state's Southern Tier to such drilling.

ALBANY — The makers of petrochemicals used in natural gas hydrofracking back proposed new gas drilling rules offered this month by the state Department of Environmental Conservation.

The Cuomo administration loosened state rules on local craft wineries in 2011 to encourage more off - site sales, and followed with similar efforts aimed at breweries in 2013 and at cider makers and distillers in 2014.

The Toy Industry of America opposes the bill, noting that toy makers are subject to federal regulations and that state - based rules would create a confusing patchwork of requirements.

In an Education Week commentary essay about school boards in 2009, I wrote, «[M] y sense of things, after two stints on my local school board... is that school boards have been overtaken by the «educatocracy,» by powerful trade unions, certified specialists, certification agencies, state and federal rule - makers and legislators, grants with strings, billion - dollar - contractor lobbyists, textbook mega-companies, professional associations, and lawyers — the list could go on.»

As part of the «Historic Agreement» 12 brokered by Obama Environment Czar Carol Browner, California and other states agreed to consider compliance with EPA's greenhouse gas emission standards as compliance with their own.13 But in return, auto manufacturers and their trade associations had to support both the Tailpipe Rule and the California waiver.14 In a September 30, 2011 letter to EPA administrator Lisa Jackson, House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Darrell Issa summarized the terms for auto makers under the «Historic Agreement»:

By speaking out as we have this week, the CBA is acting on your behalf to defend the rule of law in Canada and the role of the courts as impartial decision - makers who act as a check against the power of the state.

Paul Sherman, a senior attorney with the Institute for Justice, an Arlington - based legal group that has challenged state regulation of teeth whitening, hair braiding, tour guides and casket makers, among other trades, said the high court's ruling chips away at a tradition of protectionism.