Sentence examples for down the regulations from inspiring English sources

There is no basis upon which I could or should strike down the regulations or prevent them coming into effect tomorrow".

Some of the world's largest oil and gas companies — along with industry groups like the American Petroleum Institute — are trying to water down the regulations or delay them from taking effect.

But three months later, in March, a Federal appeals court struck down the regulations that had prevented the largest cable companies from growing larger and broadcasting more of their own shows.

A majority of commissioners at the Federal Communications Commission have said that the agency intends to appeal the earlier decision by the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia that struck down the regulations, but the Supreme Court is more likely to consider an appeal if the Justice Department decides to join it.

In striking down the regulations, Justice Leslie Stein of State Supreme Court in Albany ruled that they had been adopted improperly after the state missed a deadline for publication of a notice to inform the public of proposed changes in the rules.

They unleash hordes of lobbyists on Capitol Hill, cozy up to columnists and editorial writers, spend millions on lawyers who relentlessly pick at the law, trying to rewrite or water down the regulations required for enforcement.

"But the UK's role in watering down the regulation has been a disgrace.

On the contrary, the down-regulation of the housekeeping gene could obscure the detection of a possible specific gene down-regulation.

First, the inhibitor down-regulates its own expression indirectly through the down regulation of the activator.

In 1955 the consortium set down regulations governing the way the cheese must be made.

The down-regulation of the NCRs most likely reflects the shutdown of the symbiotic process.