Sentence examples for be a regulation from inspiring English sources

What should be a regulation first versus fourth procession has a major leveller - the venue.

This was held to be a regulation within the constitutional sense, and therefore void.

One possibility would be a regulation requiring that chickens and roosters be kept in coops until a specified hour.

He ruled that the act, adopted by Congress in 1994 to protect women's civil rights, could not be a regulation of interstate commerce because violence against women was not "economic" -- even if the violence had real and palpable economic effects.

The teams compete against other youth clubs in the city, but they have been unable to play host because the field where they practice — the Jacob Schiff Playground, along Amsterdam Avenue between West 136th and West 138th Streets — is too small to be a regulation field.

Rep. 1118, a tax imposed in Pennsylvania upon the gross receipts of a steamship company incorporated under the laws of that state, such gross receipts being derived from the transportation of persons and property by sea, between different states, and to and from foreign countries, was held to be a regulation of interstate and foreign commerce, and therefore unconstitutional.

Republicans have starved it through the budget process to ensure that Wall Street -- land of infinite campaign cash and future sinecures for unemployed Hill denizens -- continues to be a regulation-free zone.

"It's a regulation," Janet McCabe said.

When is a Regulation a Taking?

It was a regulation, not an executive order.

But unless there is a regulation, there is no money to be made in this.