Sentence examples for a regulation called from inspiring English sources

Financial institutions are bound by a regulation called KYC (know your customer).

The Obama administration is scheduled to issue, within the next few weeks, a regulation called the gainful employment rule, aimed at cutting off federal student aid to college-level career training programs that consistently leave their students drowning in debt.

In 1985, the United States Supreme Court ruled in ACLU v. Scarsdale, New York that nativity scenes on public lands violate separation of church and state statutes unless they comply with "The Reindeer Rule"—a regulation calling for equal opportunity for non-religious symbols, such as reindeer.

When Dulles was built in the 1960s, planners introduced a new regulation, called the perimeter rule, designed to force cross-country and international flights to switch to it.

To do so, he passed a sweeping regulation called the Clean Power Plan, which put limits on emissions from power stations and encouraged the proliferation of zero-emissions energy sources such as solar and wind.

The European effort has resulted in a draft regulation called REACH (Registration, Evaluation and Authorisation of Chemicals), which calls for manufacturers and importers to identify and report the properties of the substances they use and sell.

The Legal Workforce Act, if it becomes law, will mandate universal use of a massive new workplace regulation called E-Verify, an electronic employment verification system designed to weed out undocumented workers.

The proposed regulation, called a transport rule, would apply to power plants in 31 states east of the Rockies, with the exception of the Dakotas, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine.

The new regulation, called a "red flag law," allows law enforcement officers, and in some cases family members or others who express concern, to petition a judge to confiscate guns from individuals who may pose a danger to themselves or others, according to The Trace.

But in 2000 the S.E.C. passed a rule called Regulation F.D., which required companies to disclose material information publicly or not at all.

While transcriptomics and proteomics data provides important insight into hierarchical regulation of metabolic flux (representing the control over the maximum activity of enzymes i.e. vmax), metabolomics may provide information on an additional level of regulation called, metabolic regulation (Rossell et al., 2006).