Sentence examples for bend regulations from inspiring English sources
He will be shunned by many more public officials whose support he needs to bend regulations and win government approvals for acquisitions and other enterprises.
How the localization of attractant receptors on sperm cells is related to this restriction of bend regulation would be a next important question to be addressed.
The US bends regulations for frackers and pipelines, and stands shoulder to shoulder with the UK in spying on environmentalists.
I suspect he means he never pushed an agency to bend a regulation or show favoritism.
SEOUL, South Korea — Foreign Minister Yu Myung-hwan of South Korea offered to resign on Saturday amid allegations that his ministry bent its regulations to hire his daughter during a period of high unemployment.
And governments have shown willingness in the past to bend automobile construction regulations, allowing lighter glass for instance, in flying car prototypes seeking certification.
Silicon Valley is mounting an attack on the very philosophy behind social democracy – that market-bending rules and regulations can be set by governments and city councils.
And contrary to statements on the lodge's website about abiding by conservation rules, they were breaking - or at least bending - the regulations, which state that the station should be only for scientific purposes.
Peugeot's dominant performance has led some drivers -- among them outspoken American racer Robby Gordon -- to suggest that the French company has bent or broken the regulations for engine size or type.
It seems that the ethical dilemmas the surgeons experienced originated mainly out of regard for their patients, and this was equally important in resolving the dilemmas, for instance by bending social laws and regulations in the patients' and relatives' favor.
The story that Warren told gave the Party an answer, because she did not see a collapse of institutional authority or politics but, rather, a persistent set of corruptions in which the systems of regulation bent toward a very few, very wealthy people.
