Sentence examples for abuse regulations from inspiring English sources

Neither the corporal punishment nor the verbal abuse regulations were properly applied, because she was trying to teach, not punish students, he wrote.

Journalists, its says, are now "exempted from the Regulatory Technical Standards of the Market Abuse Regulation", which came into effect last month, because the code has been "judged by the government to offer equivalent regulation for notification to the European Commission".

This includes discussion on consumer privacy and protection, methods of assurance and verification of quality/trusted health information, proactive prevention of online fraud and abuse, regulation of illegal promotion and commercial practices targeted to consumers, and promoting health literacy on the web.

But the new strategy could serve as a template for future buyout participants because it circumvents anti-abuse regulations, said Robert Willens, a tax and accounting expert.

But serial abuse of regulations going back several years has resulted in fines and criticisms about governance models and corporate culture.

Rather the opprobrium should be heaped on those players down the years who have so abused the regulations, using them tactically, that the ICC felt it needed to be taken out of their hands, in much the same way as they have done with the provision of runners, another stipulation that was abused.

Whether the issue is confiscatory inflation, eminent domain abuse, aggressive regulation that classes drugs early as generics or regulatory erosion (crates of fruit taken), the status of property rights matters.

There, people regularly abuse rules and regulations, trying to exploit loopholes.

Even though government officials can now legally inspect workplaces to prevent abuse, the new regulations that went into effect at the beginning this year have also dropped the ban on providing temporary foreign workers to employers with criminal convictions in human trafficking, sexually assaulting an employee, or causing the death of an employee.

Townend and Bennett conclude: A new system of regulation should not only end the abuse of self-regulation by the News of the World, it should also consider whether newspapers ought to be independently held to account for their editorial decisions regarding "newsworthiness".

There is no easy way of stopping abuse and statutory regulation may not do it.