Sentence examples for a host of regulations from inspiring English sources

Availing yourself of a diverse cast, you are not free; you have inadvertently invited a host of regulations upon your head, as if just having joined the EU.

In reality a host of regulations are in place to prevent gas from getting into the groundwater, and it very rarely does.

The White House had also asked Mrs. Whitman to reassess the rules as part of a broader review of a host of regulations announced by President Clinton in his final days in office.

There are, of course, a host of regulations and legal requirements for the keeping of pigs, and while the Pig Society, now in its fourth year, is a CSA (community supported agriculture), Kaleta is legally responsible for the animals.

And the FSA, and its many predecessors, have been insisting that bank customers must get better investment advice since the regime was first set up nearly a quarter of a century ago, and there has been a host of regulations and restructurings aimed at achieving that.

It can't be, because then it would be subject to a host of regulations from the government.

Englishman Selby looked to be cruising at 6-2 up at the interval, despite not playing at his best, and edged to within a frame of victory by winning the first two on resumption as Walden missed a host of regulation pots.

A host of city regulations, he claims, give him the power to block the start of construction.

The rule, part of a bigger package that relaxed or removed a host of media regulations, prompted an outcry in Congress.

And even in places where homebrewing is legal, a host of subsidiary regulations still gum up the taps, points out Gary Glass of AHA.

As it emerged from Congress on January 28th, the law unifies a host of disparate regulations and, for the first time, creates "environmental crimes".