Sentence examples for car regulations from inspiring English sources

The agency focused on light trucks because only Congress has the authority to make such changes to passenger car regulations.

EU car regulations failed to cut NO2 emissions as intended, because manufacturers exploited loopholes in the tests, but taxes are easier to implement and adjust, he said.

Despite being more prone to rollovers than cars, large vans, as well as large S.U.V.'s, are not subject to many car regulations, including minimum roof strength requirements.

A month earlier, Germany had offered to derail an EU cap on bankers' bonuses, which the UK opposed, in return for UK support in sidelining the stricter car regulations.

In 2013, Germany was reported to have gone "rogue" in attempts to sideline greener car regulations that would impact its huge car industry, threatening Ireland over its Euro bail-out, Hungary with car plant closures and the Netherlands with cuts in plant investment.

They also will have to deal with steep regulatory hurdles (e.g., self-driving car regulations).

On car regulation, however, the EU has been captured by industry lobbyists backed by national governments; after official tests showed egregious on-the-road pollution, the British transport minister, Patrick McLoughlin, could do no more than say the "industry needs to raise its game".

"Joki is a person that you can find on streets looking for a car that wants to hire him/her as an additional passenger so that they pass the required three-person-in-one car regulation".

We noted reduced growth of colon cancer cells upon ectopic CAR regulation in vitro and in vivo.

The policy was clear: Meet Corporate Average Fuel Economy (27.5 miles per gallon average for cars) regulations or pay big fines.

In the new world of auto regulation, cars could be required to have "black boxes" to record crash data and be able to stop even with the engine at full power.