The phrase "a regulation setting out" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal rule or guideline that outlines specific requirements or procedures.
Example: "The new policy includes a regulation setting out the standards for employee conduct."
Alternatives: "a rule outlining" or "a guideline specifying".
FinCEN's KYC requirements were proposed as part of a broader regulation setting out the core elements of a customer due diligence program.
These countries recently putting forward specific financial services regulation setting out permissions for blockchain companies to freely list and trade.
In a draft regulation set out this summer, the "can't lose" deal time was slashed and the financial risk for failure was dialed up.
As the extended authorisation requirement features all characteristics of a technical regulation set out in No. 1 of Annex 1 to the agreement on technical barriers to trade (TBT) the scheme is subject to the legal assessment criteria provided in TBT [15].
Flydubai said it adhered to "all regulations set out by the regulator" and that the company had developed a "no blame" culture so pilots could raise concerns without fear of reprisals.
The regulation sets out a risk assessment approach and establishes general traceability provisions for food and feed.
The regulation set out a number of requirements for EU ships, EU ship-owners, ship recycling facilities willing to recycle EU ships, and the relevant competent authorities or administrations.
The general regulation sets out the definition of the statutory term "employee employed in the capacity of outside salesman". It defines the term to mean "any employee..
The Regulation sets out separate provisions for applications to register trade marks that have either been transferred or granted as licenses to new owners (Article 1 V)(31-35)).
This paper assesses these developments and trends in Canadian aquaculture policy against the requirements for "smart regulation" set out by Neil Gunningham.
