Sentence examples for by current regulations from inspiring English sources

However, industry analysts said the decision had been forced by current regulations governing oil leases.

"We need to understand whether it raises new ethical, health and safety or social issues, which are not covered by current regulations," said the UK's then science minister, David Sainsbury.

And to be historically accurate, the house, reconstruction of which was completed last year, is 28 feet high -- a 4-foot height bonus over what would be allowed by current regulations.

The new rules would encourage lending institutions to offer borrowers "guaranteed mortgage packages" that would specify the interest rates and total settlement charges right at the start, an approach that is inhibited by current regulations.

But the commission struggled with what to do about amateur synthetic biologists who aren't covered by current regulations.

Hence, the quality of feed produced in our country will depend on exporters to abide by current regulations.

"Few are comfortable determining, as required by current regulation, whether an insurer is capable of meeting all its long-term obligations under a long-term contract," said Sri Reddy, head of institutional income at Prudential, in his testimony to the Department of Labor's Advisory Council on Employee Welfare and Pension Benefit Plans in April.

The estimated limits of detection and of quantification were 0.3 μg L−1 and 1 μg L−1, respectively, well below the minimum detection limit (10 μg L−1) set by current regulation.

The influence of mixing a high calorific waste such as scrap tires with the stream of household waste, in the limits allowed by current regulation, has been also analyzed and found to be a prerequisite to meet the prescribed heating value target.

Serologic negativity for infectious diseases (HCV, HBV, HIV, EBV, HEV, HDV, toxoplasmosis, rubella, cytomegalovirus, parvovirus, herpes simplex type 1 and 2, TPHA) was documented in the mother as required by current regulation.

About 110 staff currently working in the NHS, including doctors and midwives, are covered by the current regulations, Prof Davies added.