Sentence examples for change of regulation from inspiring English sources
A change of regulation in 2005 allowed non-news and current affairs publications to be wholly foreign-owned and Condé Nast India is one of the first companies established under the new rules.
Who would be the winners and losers under a change of regulation and would the already massive amount of tax taken from motorists rise overall?" he said.
"I believed in the team and I knew this change of regulation was an opportunity and there was a lot of confidence internally that we had done a good job.
Interestingly, differential transcript regulation that was shared between two times of day after 131I administration was generally lower than differential regulation in the absence of IR exposure, i.e., only as an effect of diurnal change of regulation.
If the outcome of the study shows that herdsmen are able to effectively administer local anaesthesia this can lead to change of regulation, which will make it possible for herdsmen in Sweden to anaesthetise their piglets before castration.
I knew it was a big change of regulations so I thought the best thing to check was how the 2014 new turbo era was going for Ferrari.
If the project implementation date is undecided, detailed design can be redundant due to change of regulations, scope and the political situation.
"I knew that it was a big change of regulations so I thought best thing to check how the 2014 new turbo era was going for Ferrari.
Some of those critical of Swaney's attendance at the Games have said that at least it might lead to a change of regulations to close that loophole for the future.
"The car feels fine, it's more or less what we expected, quite a big loss in grip because of the change of regulations but you get used to it fairly quickly and then you start to explore how the new car feels.
The order may have been an important signal of the administration's determination to repeal the law, but the immediate policy impact is minimal; a change of regulations must go through an internal review process, and a change of the law requires new legislation from Congress.
