Sentence examples for Body of regulations from inspiring English sources

As supply met demand, politicians decided that a body of regulations was overdue.

Fundamental changes would probably require an entirely new body of regulations and the backing of Mr. McCreevy's American counterparts.

It has profound implications for Britain's legal system, which incorporates a large body of regulations that cover everything from product safety to digital privacy, and for Britain's economy.

Space law, the body of regulations in international law that governs conduct in and related to areas of space above Earth's lower atmosphere.

With sites at risk on all continents, an international protocol, a legal framework, a body of regulations and an established routine are needed to ensure that the data is gathered, transmitted and recorded properly, Mr. Anati said.

Rhodian Sea Law, Latin Lex Rhodia, body of regulations governing commercial trade and navigation in the Byzantine Empire beginning in the 7th century; it influenced the maritime law of the medieval Italian cities.

These policy changes are backed by an emerging body of regulation, and implementation.

"For a small bank in Ashland, Mo., say, it's absurd to apply the body of regulation that a Citicorp has to deal with".

To avoid these outcomes Anglo-American nations long ago agreed that the state had to create a lender of last resort and a body of regulation that placed limits on the indebtedness of private firms, banks and households.

In America, high corporate taxes and a growing body of regulation have led to a decline in the number of public corporations and the emergence of alternative structures such as "master limited partnerships".

Yet since the 1970s, the ratings agencies have been imbued with a special government status — Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Organizations, they're called — and a whole body of regulation has been written that revolves around ratings.