Sentence examples for enacted regulations from inspiring English sources

In 2010, aiming to counteract this effect, the Queensland government in Australia enacted regulations that forbid display of a congratulatory message after a false win.

They knew that once enacted, regulations would be brought to a halt, simply because government could not afford to pay the compensation.

Photographs show that the garage was brick-lined and sealed off by a fireproof door — gasoline explosions were already common enough that the city had enacted regulations setting a maximum amount for storage, 10 gallons in safety cans.

Competition for new trading platforms got a lift last year when the European Union enacted regulations aimed at cutting trading costs and harmonizing financial regulation in all member states.

The powerful winds razed or badly damaged thousands of homes and other buildings, forcing Florida to conduct a re-evaluation just two years after it enacted regulations that many people considered sufficient.

A 31-year-old Toronto man arrested Thursday discovered that the province of Ontario enacted regulations earlier this month allowing police to stop, question, search and seize property from anyone who passed within 16 feet of temporary security fences that had been set up for the summit meeting and that snaked through the downtown area.

To "level the playing field," the S.E.C. enacted Regulation FD, which forbids such selective disclosure.

State and local governments can enact regulations on sources of noise not already regulated by the U.S. EPA or another federal agency.

Only the S.E.C. can enact regulations on money market funds.

Each fire prompts local governments to enact regulations for fire-resistant construction.

States can enact regulations that are stricter than federal ones, unless federal law specifically prohibits them, Mr. Kunde said.