rulemaking
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5.2
- noun
- /ˈruːlˌmeɪkɪŋ/
- Formal
- Unlike other agency rulemaking procedures, limited opportunities exist for stakeholders to offer opinions on HHRV calculations.
- notice of proposed rulemaking
- proposed rulemaking
- agency rulemaking
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Watch on YouTubeCan you even imagine what this technology would look like if it had been the product of an FCC notice and comment rulemaking proceeding?
- Can you even imagine what this technology would look like if it had been the product of an FCC notice and comment rulemaking proceeding?
Examples
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The EPA has committed to releasing rulemaking plans earlier than in the past.
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Due to its importance, stakeholders often involve themselves in all agency rulemaking and regulatory processes (Kerwin and Furlong, 2011).
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Finally, they have the option of pressing for a rulemaking to lower the standard.
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Similarly, agencies could cut costs and achieve more efficient rulemaking by consulting with interested parties.
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Meanwhile, the park service was attempting a "negotiated rulemaking," bringing in the U.S. Institute for Environmental Conflict.
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Cool technology like that we'll begin to use in our rulemaking to reduce methane and help reduce that climate pollution.
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The modern reality of significant legislative rulemaking is well known to be complex, burdensome, and opaque.
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The judicial review provision should encourage more responsible rulemaking without unnecessarily disrupting the rulemaking process.
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The RFA's effect on agency rulemaking has not been as great as was anticipated upon the RFA's passage.
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The agency is working hard on the new rulemaking to ensure fair regulations for all businesses.
Synonyms
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3.5
Making rules and plans for a government or organization
Antonyms
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6.0
The removal of government rules that control an industry or business to allow more competition
How Formal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Rulemaking is made of rule ('a guide or law') and making ('creating'), so it literally means 'making rules'. Think of it as the official process of creating, changing, or removing rules—often done by a government agency—so the word tells you exactly what the process is.