Sentence examples for facility regulations from inspiring English sources

"The community facility regulations are being abused as a way to make buildings bigger," he said.

Community facility regulations specify that churches provide one off-street parking space for every 10, 15 or 20 fixed seats, depending on the residential district.

Anna T.,* a postdoc who recently moved from the United States to Switzerland, says that "animal facility regulations here are more strict; it will probably be 6 months until I have sufficient animals to do experiments".

In 2013, the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists issued a  condemning regulations that single out abortion clinics, including "facility regulations that are more stringent for abortion than for other surgical procedures of similar low risk".

As previously indicated, the increase in equivalent operating hours is limited by power facility regulation in relation to hybridization.

It's also clear that new funding facilities, regulations, and champions are needed to make impact investing mainstream.

In a 2013 Guttmacher Institute  of TRAP laws, Planned Parenthood of Western Pennsylvania CEO Kimberlee Evert complained that some of the local facility compliance regulations applied not only to abortion providers, but also to every tenant that shares their building.

According to the facility's regulations, obtained by HuffPost, the courtyard is for residents who are inebriated or who have broken the rules, which can be as simple as being rude or failing to clean up.

She was a chronic smoker who previously had not complied with the facility's regulations, and the staff should have monitored her to ensure she did not smoke in her room, the citation states.

If labor was requested, project staff complied with each facility's regulations for viewing identifiable data, even though only summary level counts were recorded and retained.

In many wireless-controlled industrial facilities, safety regulations mandate real-time communications for tasks such as emergency shutdowns.