Sentence examples for Concrete regulations from inspiring English sources

"We're very happy that a plan has finally been passed, because without concrete regulations, nobody wins and the lake suffers," said Darcie Goodman Collins, executive director of the League to Save Lake Tahoe, an environmental advocacy group.

These assertions are based on a number of factors: (1) the absence of a concrete regulation in regard to foreign mothers, (2) the absence of informal support groups, and (3) issues associated with acculturation as a whole which covers language, identity, and ethnicity.

But for the right to the city to become real, we have to fight, starting tomorrow, for it to be transformed into concrete policies and regulations.

To date, however, most GCC countries have only announced renewable energy targets rather than implementing concrete policies and regulations to spur adoption of renewables.

However, one should nonetheless bear in mind the moment of truth in Rand's otherwise ridiculously ideological claim: the great lesson of state socialism was effectively that a direct abolition of private property and market-regulated exchange, lacking concrete forms of social regulation of the process of production, necessarily resuscitates direct relations of servitude and domination.

But he cautioned at an investor forum in Hong Kong on Wednesday, "Obviously this political commitment to a free-market economy has yet to be translated into concrete measures — the laws, regulations or policies remain to be seen".

As Dodd-Frank, and the Volcker Rule, find their way into the concrete details of agency regulation, financial institutions will navigate or evade the spirit and the intent of the legislation wherever they need to.

Without changes to designs, contracts and regulations, new concretes won't make it into our sidewalks and bridges.

This regulation adds "concrete criteria," said Commissioner Gregory B. Jaczko, who had voted against the initial proposal, calling it inadequate.

What he got: There is a clear long-term commitment to increasing competitiveness and taking concrete steps towards better regulation and reducing administrative burdens.

On top of the slabs there may be a couple of rows of regulation-size concrete building blocks and, above them, a piece of smoothly finished concrete about thirty inches long and twelve inches square.