Oil prices fell immediately after the government announced the changes to the Jones Act.
The first is the administration ordered a temporary waiver of the Jones Act.
Regulations that would have to be complied with include the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act, Jones Act, OSHA rules, and who knows how many others.
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If they come up against a capacity problem in dredges, we can do something called a waiver of the Jones Act, which would allow us to bring foreign-flagged dredges in.
Only one company asked the U.S. government to suspend the Jones Act, though a U.S. maritime-labor group gave its blessing to the decision (the Jones Act was created, in part, to protect maritime jobs).
With a quarter of an hour left Cas took the lead for the first time when Jones got in on the act with a try which proved to be the winning score.
In order to back its point that Jones is somehow trivializing the act of jumping over objects, the Times ran a demeaning photo of its famously photogenic subject with her tongue sticking out.
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The chairman of Cwm Taf Health Board, Dr Chris Jones, is being appointed to advise the minister and act with his authority.
Matt Simmons, the energy analyst who spotted America's falling natural-gas supplies in the late 1990s, told Dow Jones this month that he fears for the Saudis' ability to act as OPEC's swing producer indefinitely.
Farmers' Union of Wales legal director Barrie Jones said police had some powers under the 1994 Criminal Justice and Public Order Act.
Seeing Ginsburg and Jones in a courtroom together would have made many of us feel that we're watching the last act of a very long play we hadn't intended to go to in the first place.
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