Sentence examples for already existing regulations from inspiring English sources

Health insurance companies, which would be freed from some of the already existing regulations limiting their profits, would have to readjust their thinking about how best to compete.

The two regulations issued thus far have been politically easy: a federal standard for passenger vehicles, which was largely redundant with already existing state regulations; and restrictions on new coal-fired plants which were not actually going to be built because of a glut of cheap fracked gas.

Blears said advertising for internships was already governed by law, so a ban could become effective by tweaking existing regulations.

The advantage of relying on established strip clubs, as Mr Lambrinos puts it, is that they are already accustomed to working with law enforcement and health agencies to comply with existing regulations.

The advantage of relying on established strip clubs, according to Lambrinos, is that they are already accustomed to working with law enforcement and health agencies to comply with existing regulations.

Responding to Welch's and Peyer's reports, USAF officials stated that they were already implementing many of the recommendations contained in the reports but added that existing regulations governing nuclear procedures were satisfactory.

(The U.S. Department of Agriculture has already said that using CRISPR to modify crop DNA in ways that could occur naturally is not covered by existing regulations on GM crops).

"Existing regulations will address much of the challenge," says Mr Angle.

Colorado, for example, relies on state assessments of whether existing regulations are functioning properly.

"Key first steps are to enforce existing regulations to stop overuse of fertilisers.

Existing regulations, it said, had become too prescriptive, too costly and too cumbersome.