Sentence examples for any such regulations from inspiring English sources

Any such regulations are likely to be strongly opposed by industry and will require real persistence on the administration's part.

In a carefully worded statement, she told committee members during her confirmation proceedings that the agency "is not currently developing" any such regulations.

Chinese officials have consistently taken the position that they have not imposed any regulations banning rare earth exports; any such regulations could be easily challenged at the World Trade Organization.

Chinese officials have consistently taken the position that they have not imposed any regulations preventing exportation of rare earth minerals; any such regulations could be easily challenged at the World Trade Organization.

No matter how carefully written — and Ms. McCarthy is an expert on federal air quality law — any such regulations would be subject to intense opposition in the courts, and in Congress, which could seek to overturn the regulations.

Joshua Ronen, a professor of accounting at New York University, said the detailed agreement on accounting now being drawn up did not specify licensing requirements or exam standards for individual nations; it merely insists that any such regulations be legitimate and transparent.

In the present study we asked whether the mobility of TRPV1 might be regulated and whether any such regulation might be coupled to channel activity.

After the fetus has become viable, states may substantially regulate and even proscribe abortion, but any such regulation or proscription must contain an exception for instances "where it is necessary, in appropriate medical judgment, for the preservation of the life or health of the mother".

She objected in the "strongest possible terms" to any such regulation.

But the fact is that any such regulation is inherently discriminatory because the targets are likely to be members of faiths that mandate outward signs.

"If the tobacco advertising authority is extended to the F.D.A. by this proposed bill, there will likely be significant First Amendment problems presented by any such regulation," said Bruce Johnson, a First Amendment lawyer at Davis Wright Tremaine, based in Seattle.