Sentence examples for Technical regulation from inspiring English sources
The phrase "Technical regulation" is correct and commonly used in written English
It refers to a set of rules or standards that specify the technical requirements and guidelines for a particular product, process, or system. Example: "According to the technical regulations set by the government, all new cars must meet strict emission standards before they can be sold in the market."
In Guatemala, nutrition labeling/labels is required in all packaged foods and is regulated by the Food Control and Regulation Department of the Ministry of Health according to the Central American Technical Regulation [ 16].
"Deregulation allowed the City to construct long lines of indebtedness, which are completely beyond technical regulation and, as we see with the eurozone crisis, beyond political management".
The main lesson of Lehman's collapse is that the response to a troubled financial system is, ultimately, determined not by technical regulation, but by politics.
He had interpreted a technical regulation — about a rear aerodynamic diffuser that gave more grip to the car — in a controversial manner, and that had provided the team with much of its initial impetus in 2009, as the other teams tried to catch up.
The technical regulation of an extended authorisation requirement would violate Art.
If the products are not regarded as alike, the technical regulation may not violate Art.
The race ran under a cloud of suspicion over interpretations of new technical regulations.
The government issued hundreds of pages of technical regulations for using the funds.
But the race had its controversy, concerning interpretations of new technical regulations.
Cheating is commonplace in motor sports, but recent cases have involved attempts to circumvent technical regulations.
At the outset was the biggest overhaul in Formula One's technical regulations in decades.
