Sentence examples for constituency regulation from inspiring English sources

The spending limit for constituency regulation is £9,750..

The Electoral Commission warned that the proposed constituency regulation may be unenforceable' except in extreme cases.

The energy of something like Bank Transfer Day only feeds into other activist efforts and broadens the constituency supporting regulation of the financial sector.

It is aimed also at stemming the drift that has seen Labour and the Lib Dem's cosying up together on Europe, constituency boundary changes and media regulation post-Leveson.

Manufacturers are the obviously pro-Romney constituency but they prioritize taxes and regulation, which, of course, are not nearly as powerful as eliminating the trade deficit in terms of producing jobs, wealth and competitiveness.

That was after the president, in September, angered the same constituency by deferring new Environmental Protection Agency smog regulations until 2013.

In this respect, this country is undergoing a regulation process with various constituencies promoting new sets of rules to make French society more inclusive.

Hence, political economy concerns about the impact of such regulations on constituencies for child labor reform are probably not of first order importance (Deopke and Zilibotti 2005).

This ignores the certainty that banks would have substantially raised their levels of capital and liquidity in response to the demands of creditors, shareholders, and other constituencies even if there were no changes to regulation.

Since 1994, Berlusconi has nurtured a broad constituency among businessmen and private individuals who benefit from lax government regulations.

Once registered as an overseas elector, a British citizen living abroad can then apply to the electoral officer of their constituency for a postal vote under the Representation of the People Regulations 2001.