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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a new regulations" is not correct in English.
It should be "new regulations" or "a new regulation." You can use "new regulations" when referring to updated rules or laws that have been recently established.
Example: "The government has implemented new regulations to improve environmental protection."
Alternatives: "recent regulations" or "newly established rules."
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But in 1988, Otis R. Bowen, then the Secretary of Health and Human Services issued a new regulations to clinics receiving money under Title X that the clause really meant"no talk about abortion paid for by taxpayer's money".
The declaration looks ahead to 2015 when the WP29 notes that a new regulations and a directive on data protection needs will be adopted.
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In simpler words - take trendy industry news e.g. an important court decision or issuance of a new regulation, and offer your professional analysis and commentary on the matter.
There are obviously a number of complexities involved in the application of a new regulation.
A new regulation system must be up and running by 2015 at the latest, he says.
Apparently a new regulation has just been enacted regarding the importing of British work.
But those tenants may soon have to deal with a new regulation.
So its congress has passed a new regulation banning female domestic servants younger than 50.
It's a program here, it's a higher minimum wage for teachers, a new regulation there.
A new regulation will block those who spend all their time on union work from being promoted.
On Friday the agency published a formal notice in The Federal Register that it was preparing a new regulation.
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