Sentence examples for General regulations from inspiring English sources
Against the argument that "regulations requiring hotels to... maintain a license, collect taxes conspicuously post their rates, and meet certain sanitary standards" are enough to make them "closely regulated," she responded, "[i]f such general regulations were sufficient... it would be hard to imagine a type of business that would not qualify".
Mention should also be made of the constitutive acts of the union that prescribe its general aims, its organization, its financial structure, and the rules of membership, namely, the constitution and its general regulations.
The law is necessary, she said in written answers to questions, because the general regulations on slaughter, including stunning the animals before killing, "are set aside when it comes to ritual slaughter".
Among the principles governing its operation as set forth in the Universal Postal Convention and the General Regulations, two of the most important were the formation of a single territory by all signatory nations for the purposes of postal communication and uniformity of postal rates and units of weight.
In general, regulations and sustainability have been the biggest drivers for the development of technologies for BTHW.
In general, regulations related to personally identifiable information (PII) are becoming more stringent; investment in smart cities must account for these changes.
These results agree with the presence of a general regulation since they are down-regulated in strain 50 64 and a partial increased expression is detected in strain 50-rev.
Carden is accused of maltreatment, assault and violation of a general regulation.
But it is also true that, in general, regulation has followed scandal.
Congress can regulate "even noneconomic local activity if that regulation is a necessary part of a more general regulation of interstate commerce," he wrote.
Justice Scalia wrote then, "Congress may regulate even noneconomic local activity if that regulation is a necessary part of a more general regulation of interstate commerce".
