Examples of EPA legal office in a sentence
If the initial denial was issued under § 2.204(d)(1), however, the EPA legal office shall issue a final deter- mination in every case, unless the re- quest has been withdrawn.
See, for example: Burma in Revolt: Opium and Insurgency Since 1948, Bertil Lintner, Silkworm Books, 1999; and Blood and Silk: Power and Conflict in Modern Southeast Asia, Michael RJ Vatikiotis, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 2018.
If the initial denial was issued under § 2.204(b)(1), a final determination by the EPA legal office is necessary only if the requestor has actually filed an appeal.
The EPA legal office, after rea- sonable notice has been provided to the business, finds that the business is not taking appropriate measures to obtain a speedy resolution of the timely-com- menced action.
If any person’s re- quest for the release of the information is then pending under 5 U.S.C. 552, the EPA legal office shall issue a final de- termination denying that request.
If the EPA office believes that a previous determination which was issued by an EPA legal office may be improper or no longer valid, the of- fice shall so inform the EPA legal of- fice, which shall consider taking action under § 2.205(h).
Any such determination under subpart A shall be coordinated with actions taken under this subpart for the purpose of avoiding delay in responding to requests under 5U.S.C. 552.(b) Notwithstanding any other provi- sion of this subpart, if any statute not cited in this subpart appears to require EPA to give confidential treatment to any business information for reasons of business confidentiality, the matter shall be referred promptly to an EPA legal office for resolution.
The notice shall refer to § 2.205(c) and shall include the statement pre- scribed by § 2.203(a).(f) Materials to be furnished to EPA legal office.
Unless the General Counsel otherwise directs, or this subpart oth- erwise specifically provides, determina- tions and actions required by this sub- part to be made or taken by an EPA legal office shall be made or taken by the appropriate Regional counsel when- ever the EPA office taking action under § 2.204 or § 2.206(b) is under the su- pervision of a Regional Administrator, and by the General Counsel in all other cases.
If an EPA legal office tentatively con- cludes that such an earlier determina- tion is of questionable validity, it shall so inform the business, and shall afford the business an opportunity to furnish comments on pertinent issues in the manner described by § 2.204(e) and para- graph (b) of this section.