Sentence examples for example regulations from inspiring English sources

Consider, for example, regulations regarding money market funds, which, according to the FSB, only a few countries have developed since 2008.

For example, regulations that protect non-smokers from smoke are subject to political processes where the majority of decision-makers would decline consent for randomisation.

For example, regulations say a research project doesn't qualify for the credit if its outcome is "readily determinable and applicable" at the onset.

For example, regulations prevent the mark-up of goods, so PepperTap is aiming to reach significant scale and use a different business model to make money, he said.

For example, regulations on planning and land use — generated and maintained by residents solely out of self interest — that inhibit house building.

In the US, for example, regulations governing extra-label drug use in animals are found in 21 CFR (Code of Federal Regulations) Part 530.

In Australia, for example, regulation brought the credit card interchange rate down from.95 percent to.50 percent — compared to our approximately 2.0 percent.

For example, Regulation FD (for fair disclosure) took effect in late 2000; that rule prevents companies from conveying materially important information to individual analysts in private conversations, requiring them instead to disclose it publicly.

It is important to note that while different regulations impact providers differently, each example helps illustrate the overall theme observed and the unintended consequence of the example regulation.

In Italy, for example, regulation is tighter, and you're not allowed to be part of a football team, even if it's just a bit of fun on a Saturday morning, unless you've had an ECG".

In this example, regulation of the actin meshwork affects microtubule-based Kinesin function.