Sentence examples for drinking regulations from inspiring English sources
At the time Jowell was involved in discussions with the drinks industry about a range of issues from relaxing drinking regulations to alcopops.
However the club fines him four weeks wages for breaking drinking regulations.
Although UCSD's proposed drinking regulations would ban drinking in public lounge areas of student dorms and apartments, alcohol would be allowed in students' private quarters.
The deli platter placed on the table to get around drinking regulations at this hotel-saloon is enough to put anyone off solid food for at least a week.
Any tightening of campus drinking regulations would put a damper on several large outdoor student social events at UCSD, such as Casino Night, the Fall Festival on the Green, the Sun God Festival and the annual over-the-line and volleyball tournaments which receive money and advertising from Budweiser and Miller Beer.
This would require engaging with the food, beverage and alcohol industries, as well as developing and enforcing healthy food and drinking regulation beyond total smoking bans, and creating incentives for the production and marketing of healthy, tasty and affordable food.
The prokineticin family was later found to influence a great diversity of biological functions and to participate in coordination of complex physiological activities, such as feeding, drinking, regulation of the circadian rhythm, and hyperalgesia, and they have been suggested to be involved in angiogenesis, inflammation, and cancer (Monnier and Samson, 2010).
The NRDC analysis laid out several recommendations, including revamping the nation's water systems, increased funding for upgrades, strengthened drinking water regulations, and improved enforcement of existing regulations.
For each contaminant that the Administrator determines to regulate under subparagraph (B), the Administrator shall publish maximum contaminant level goals and promulgate, by rule, national primary drinking water regulations under this subsection.
