Sentence examples for dropped regulation from inspiring English sources

And though such bans, always flouted, in time were dropped, regulation of maximum rates went on; for consumer credit, till 1974 in Britain, and to this day in parts of the United States and elsewhere.

It was those improvements in technology that prompted the Los Angeles Fire Department to agree to drop Regulation 10, said John N. Vidovich, an assistant chief and fire marshal with the department.

And drops regulations on greenhouse gases.

The Institute of Medicine has called for dropping regulations that prevent nurses from practicing "to the full extent of their education and training".

The Institute of Medicine has called for dropping regulations that prevent nurses from practicing "to the full extent of their education and training". The National Governors Association has asked states "to consider easing such restrictions and modifying their reimbursement policies" so that nurse practitioners are more involved in primary care.

The new state rules will insulate California from Washington's efforts to drop regulations that prevent the destruction of isolated wetlands and seasonal streams.

Buttler did his chances of replacing Matt Prior as England's Test wicketkeeper no favours when he dropped a regulation chance to remove Coetzer.

When Steyn bowled around the wicket, Finn hooked for four, with the partisan crowd given further enjoyment when Smith dropped a regulation catch off the England number 11 at first slip.

That brought Pietersen to the crease, and he should have been dismissed on one when he chipped the ball up, but Raina dropped the regulation chance and Pietersen soon set about making India pay.

O'Brien was given a life by the home side on 22 when Saqib Ali dropped a regulation catch and he made them pay as he and Wilson went on to add a 92-run stand that only ended in the final over.

Some lawmakers protested that the bill passed Monday dropped stiffer regulations, like a ban on cash contributions and a system for public financing of campaigns.