federal rules

An Oklahoma senator complained that federal rules on teacher credentials had driven thousands of experienced educators out of rural schools.

As part of a system introduced during the civil war , federal rules enforced by the OCC override state law .

However, unofficial services in special subjects often collect state as well as federal rules and regulations in a particular field.

As a not-for-profit, four-year and graduate residential university, my institution is not directly affected by these federal rules.

But the appeals court has now ruled that the city is not barred from imposing employment regulations that go beyond existing federal rules.

As always with federal rules, this proposal will be available for public review and comment for at least 60 days.

New federal rules establishing the nation's first medical privacy standards are likely to cause confusion in the short run, experts say.

America now has a quarter of a million people devising and implementing federal rules.

John Kline, the chairman of the House education committee, frets that states spend too much time complying with federal rules.

And he has also ordered new federal rules directing automakers to start making more fuel-efficient cars as required by law.

The Federal Rules of Evidence currently in force were promulgated by the Supreme Court and enacted by Congress in 1975.

So many federal rules carry criminal penalties that experts struggle to count them.

Processed and bottled foods are particularly acidic because of federal rules requiring high acidity as a preservative, Dr. Koufman says.

Federal rules require a lot of examination for environmental and safety concerns.

Federal rules ban any bank from acquiring another if its market share of deposits is over 10%.

The judge has more discretion under the Federal Rules.

Under federal rules that take effect in 2012, they will be replaced by more efficient lighting technologies, such as LEDs.

Federal rules of criminal procedure

Federal Rules of Civil Procedure,